The WOLFPACK Family/Community News

Yesterday, Coupeville Middle School and High School held a special assembly to honor our Veterans. The event featured a powerful performance by the Washington State National Guard Rock Band and showcased the gratitude of our students and staff.

We were also touched by the community's outpouring of support. The streets of Coupeville were lined with beautiful displays of honor, a testament to the deep respect we hold for our Veterans and their families.

Remember, Monday is a holiday to honor our Veterans. Please take time to celebrate this day for those who have sacrificed and those who continue to serve.

Thank you for your continued support of our school and our community.

Respectfully,

Shannon Leatherwood, Superintendent

The 2024–25 Child Nutrition Eligibility & Education Benefit Application, formatted as editable PDF documents, are linked below and available on our website. Alternatively, it can be completed and submitted online through Qmlativ under the "Family Access" Food Service Applications tab.

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Our Boys Cross Country Team, and four individual girls from our Girls Cross Country Team will run at the State Tournament in Pasco on Saturday, November 9th. They loaded the bus early on Friday morning and headed East!

Our Girls Volleyball Team, currently 15-0, won their first round of Districts on Thursday night against La Conner. They now play at La Conner High School @ 4:00 PM against Orcas Island for the Bi-District Title, and the chance to head to the State Tournament next week in Yakima!

Coupeville swimmer Alexandra Lo will be competing in Anacortes this weekend at the 2A/1A Girls District 1 Swim meet!

Our Middle School Boys Basketball team has their first home game next Wednesday against Sultan -- games begin at 3:15, with Level 3 playing first, followed by Level 2, and then Level 1.

At Coupeville School District, the safety of our students is essential. To enhance safety and improve the efficiency of student drop-offs and pick-ups, we are implementing a new procedure for the middle school loop.

Effective immediately, all family vehicles, regardless of whether you have a middle school or high school student, should use the high school loop and parking lot for drop-off and pick-up.

We have observed an increase in safety risks in the middle school loop due to congestion, limited visibility, and student movement around vehicles. By dedicating the middle school loop to buses and transit vehicles only, we can significantly reduce these risks and improve overall safety.

We understand that this change may require some adjustment. However, we believe it is essential to prioritize the safety of our students. We appreciate your cooperation and understanding as we implement this new procedure.

Thank you for your support.

As a reminder, district policy requires that students in 1st grade or lower must be met by a designated individual at the bus stop in order to be released from the bus.

To ensure the drivers can provide a safe and smooth transition, designated individuals must meet the student directly at the bus door upon arrival. If you need to arrange an alternative plan, please submit a written request to the Transportation Department for approval.

Key Reminders:

• Timeliness: Designated individuals should arrive at the bus stop 5–10 minutes before the scheduled arrival time.
• Student Release: Students will only be released to the designated individual who is present at the bus door.
• In Case of Absence: If a designated individual is not present, transportation staff will follow district protocols to ensure student safety.

The Coupeville Student Support Programs will be hosting the Winter Wear event this year! All students in need of shoes, a jacket or other winter accessories are welcome to come out on November 20th to the Student and Family Support Center to get set up for the cold months ahead!