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Superintendent Brower's Newsletter

December 2023

Superintendent Brower's Newsletter December 2023

Eatonville School District

A Message From Your Superintendent

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Dear Eatonville Students, Staff, Families and Community Members,


As we reach the end of another successful school year, I want to take a moment to reflect on our collective achievements and express my heartfelt gratitude to everyone in our Eatonville School District community. This year has been a testament to what we can accomplish together, and I am proud to share several key highlights.


Completion of the Strategic Plan

Our strategic plan, which will guide our educational decisions over the next five years, has been completed thanks to the tireless efforts and invaluable input of our staff members, community members, students, and parents. This comprehensive plan truly reflects the values and priorities of our Eatonville School District family. Your dedication ensures that our strategic direction aligns with the needs and aspirations of our entire community, and I am deeply grateful for your contributions.


Successful Passage of School Funding Measures

I am thrilled to report that, with your overwhelming support, we have successfully passed crucial school funding measures. These measures will provide the imperative funding necessary to continue offering valuable educational programs and opportunities for all Eatonville students, both during the school day and in extracurricular activities. Your trust in our vision and commitment to our students' futures is profoundly appreciated.


Building Fruitful Partnerships

This year, we have strengthened our partnerships with local businesses, community leaders, community service organizations, and local and regional government. We have also received generous support from Washington State through grants. These collaborations have created a robust network that supports our schools and enhances the educational experience of our students. These partnerships have brought additional resources and opportunities, preparing our students for future success both academically and in the workforce. The dedication of our community leaders and the support from various organizations have been instrumental in building a stronger educational environment for our students.


Addressing Student Transportation Challenges

Transportation is a vital aspect of our students' daily lives, and we faced significant challenges in ensuring safe and reliable transportation for all. Through the collaborative efforts of our transportation department, staff, and community members, we have successfully addressed and resolved many of these issues. Your patience, feedback, and support have been instrumental in overcoming these challenges.


Engaging Community Forums

We have held several community forums this year to gather feedback and address key issues such as student transportation, school funding measures, civility, and the implementation of Capital Project facility priorities. The active participation and valuable insights provided by parents, staff, and community members during these forums have been crucial in shaping our policies and initiatives. Your engagement ensures that we continue to move forward in a manner that best serves our students and community.


Recent Demonstration of Heart Challenge

The Kids Heart Challenge event was a tremendous success across participating schools, showcasing the commitment of our students to support children with heart issues and challenges. With a total of 252 students registered online, numerous families engaged in learning Hands-Only CPR, and a combined fundraising effort resulting in $14,280 raised, this initiative made a significant impact in promoting heart health and saving lives. Eatonville School District notably set a new record, being the first district in all of Western Washington to have all elementary schools participate in the challenge.

  • WES: 55 students registered online, 8 families learned Hands-Only CPR, and $3,643 was raised to help save lives!

  • EES: 133 students registered online, 29 families learned Hands-Only CPR, and $7,114 was raised to help save lives, setting a new record at Eatonville Elementary!

  • CCA: 64 students registered online, 24 families learned Hands-Only CPR, and $3,523 was raised to help save lives!


Our students’ dedication to this cause is truly inspiring, and their efforts have made a tangible difference in the lives of many children and families.


Looking Ahead

As we look forward to the next school year, I am excited about the opportunities and challenges that lie ahead. We remain committed to fostering an environment where every student is known, valued, and supported. With the continued support of our dedicated staff, engaged parents, and supportive community, I am confident that we will achieve even greater success in the years to come.


Thank you once again for your unwavering support and commitment to the Eatonville School District. Together, we are building a brighter future for our students.


Wishing you a wonderful summer!


Warm regards,


Jay Brower

Superintendent

District Pillars

Link to Complete Strategic Plan

Around the District in May

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Baseball Senior Night

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Haylee sewed new pants in CCA Sewing Class

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EES second graders took the kindergartners on a fun virtual field trip to the San Diego Zoo!

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WES Preschool learning letter "W"

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EMS Lacrosse Lessons

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Senior Recognition night for tennis!

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Thank you, Board Director Sova for buying and planting two trees for WES

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Ethan Carter, wins league championships, breaks school record at 14’2 and is leading the state in 1A

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Last away match for the EHS Girl’s Tennis against Stevenson High School.

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BOB winners, Fifth Element! Marin Welch, Madison Newton, Elise Cropi, and Abigail Bell.

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5th graders from all elementary schools got to try out the different Band instruments to play next year in Beginning Band!

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A huge shoutout to Superintendent Brower for giving blood and saving lives alongside our incredible EHS students!

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5th Grade Goes to BizTown

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Track and Field-Off to state!

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Lily and Caelyn painted this mural!

Community Day

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May Pole Dance

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Board Chair Gilliardi with Cruiser Mascot

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Bucket Drumming

Community Day Cover Contest Winners

✨Cover Winner: Hunter Boyd, 2nd Grade CCA
✨1st Runner Up: Jackson Baker, 3rd Grade EES
✨2nd Runner Up: Sheridan Welch, 3rd Grade EES
✨3rd Runner Up: Ariya Ertel, 3rd Grade EES
✨4th Runner Up: Kylin Corner, 3rd Grade WES

News from the Teaching and Learning Department

Executive Director, Mrs. Sally Keeley

Finishing Strong

Our teachers make the end of the school year memorable for students by focusing on activities that reinforce the connections between them.


As we approach the end of the school year, we understand that this time can bring about a mix of emotions for both students and parents. Whether it's feelings of joy, relief, sadness, or even fear about the upcoming transition to summer, every emotion is valid and important. Together, we can support each other in navigating this time in a positive way.


Collaboration

Some students/classes will participate in field trips, complete final assignments, or field day activities. Students will finalize work; have opportunities to work with a partner or in teams during the last few weeks of learning. This collaborative effort not only engages students but also enhances their social and emotional skills as they work together towards a common goal.

Some classes will kick off collaborative activities and short projects during the second-to-last week of school and showcase student work and provide closure during the final week. Students will have the opportunity to participate in class games and in some cases share them with others in the school community.


Summer Time Learning

During the Summer months, parents can support their child by visiting the library to check out books and reading everyday. Another great activity to do with your child is to create a Which One Doesn’t Belong? activity that can be used for any topic. Traditionally associated with math, these puzzles with no wrong answer are invaluable for igniting thinking and creating great conversation and connections.


In our efforts to finish the school year strong, teachers focus on activities that strengthen the bonds between students and express gratitude for the support and partnership from families. Your involvement and support throughout the year have been invaluable.

Thank you for being an essential part of our school community.

District Adopts New Elementary English Language Arts Curriculum

More than 15 teachers, administrators, school board members, parents, have come together to follow board policy and to adopt a new English Language Arts Curriculum K-5. Our Core Leaders committee led the way to the selection of the next K-5 reading curriculum.


Core Instructional Leaders: Mandalyn Ames, Rachel Hight, Robyn Johnson, Jen Olsen, Shay Painter and Christian Tonkinson, began this work in November 2023.This team set out to improve literacy outcomes for students, by identifying high quality teaching materials to implement for the 2024-25 school year.


The team presented to the Instructional Materials Committee at the beginning of May. The team presented with enthusiasm and clarity regarding the Curriculum Associates materials named: Magnetic Foundations/Magnetic Reading. The Instructional Materials committee made a recommendation to the school board for approval at the May 23, 2024 school Board meeting. The school board approved the Core materials for core reading instruction.


This team spent countless hours evaluating 5 different Comprehensive ELA curriculum materials. Materials were narrowed to two top contenders. These materials were then taught in 17 classrooms reaching all grade levels. Our Pilot teacher team included: Kerri Gray, Jade Engleback, Heidi Holland, Angie Gendreau, Jenny Clemensen, Hayley Hancock, Susie Maida, Jen Root, Amy Sniezak, Cari Antonson, Caitlin Brinkman, Elizabeth Crayle, Michele Menegon and the Core Leaders.


In light of the new strategic plan work, we want the selection process to be transparent to our staff, families, and community. It was important that we heard as many voices as possible, the team was thoughtful in the approach.


The emphasis of the Core Leaders Team was to complete a rigorous evaluation of each program’s evidence-based track record and included a focus on attention to details, such as standards alignment, and foundational skills.


Our fall implementation will include August professional Learning for our teachers and administrators prior to the start of the 2024-25 school year.


The move to a new reading curriculum is gaining momentum at a highly relevant time for change. There’s no question that, overall, reading scores across the district are off the mark when it comes to ensuring that all of our students are learning at their highest level. The results reinforce the importance of instructional practices, especially as they impact all student groups and varied learner needs.


It is important to note the significance of third-grade reading skills to the future academic success of students throughout their K-12 education. Third grade is when comprehension becomes essential to understanding and mastering content in all subject areas. Reading proficiently by third grade is a crucial marker in a child’s educational development. This is why the selection process of a new reading curriculum for our elementary school students was founded on research and quality materials review.


We appreciate the community members, staff and parents who are seated on the Instructional Materials Committee to oversee the process of materials review. We have many talented and knowledgeable educators who care about our students.

Retirement Reception

The Eatonville School District is excited to invite you to a special Retirement Reception hosted by the Board of Directors. We will be celebrating and honoring the remarkable careers of our retiring staff members:

  • Alex Hansen, EMS Teacher, 37 Years
  • Doug Bierdeman, Mechanic, 3 Years ESD, 36 Total
  • Gale Shumacher, Custodian, 23 Years
  • Pam Strub, Payroll/Benefits, 25 Years
  • Ranelle Loftis, Teacher, 25 Years ESD, 35 Total
  • Ruth Beckwith, EHS Teacher, 7 Years, 37 Total
  • Sherry Hood, Librarian, 18 Years
  • Susan Barnard, Paraeducator, 30 Years
  • Tami Gebhardt, 18 Years


📅 Date: June 26, 2024
🕕 Time: 6:00 PM - 7:00 PM
📍 Location: Eatonville High School Commons


Join us in celebrating the dedication and contributions of these incredible individuals. Let's give them the heartfelt send-off they deserve!

Promotion Events

NEW Employment Application Website

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Pierce County Skills Center Senior Awards Night Highlights

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We are proud to celebrate the achievements of our outstanding students! A special congratulations to Faith Edmonds, who was named Senior of the Year for her dedication and excellence in studying Pre-Veterinary Technology.


We are also incredibly proud to acknowledge the following Eatonville High School students who received honor cords for maintaining a GPA of 3.7 or higher:

  • Colton Ford
  • Carter Williams
  • Trentten Holt
  • Riley McFadden
  • Isabella Duff
  • Chloe Patterson
  • Alexa Ricketts
  • Faith Edmonds
  • Jake Brooks


Your hard work and dedication have truly paid off. Keep shining and achieving greatness!

Summer Hours

A Heartfelt Thank You to Karma Indian Restaurant!

We're beyond grateful to Ramesh and his team at Karma Indian Cuisine And Lounge for their incredible generosity! During Teacher Appreciation Week (two years in a row) they went above and beyond by donating over 300 delicious lunches to feed the entire staff of Eatonville School District. Their kindness and support mean the world to us, and we're deeply touched by their commitment to our community. Their team stayed up all night to prepare the meals.


The meals were not only a delightful treat but also a gesture that warmed our hearts and reminded us of the power of kindness.


To the team at Karma, your generosity has left a lasting impression on us, and we cannot thank you enough. Here's to spreading more love, compassion, and delicious food in our community!

Community Day Royal Court

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🤴King: Riley Storm
👸Queen: Ryan Stammen

👑Senior Court 💜
Ryann Porter & Dylan Norman
Hannah Zaragoza & Favien Pina

👑Junior Court 💜
Aubrey Meadows & Isaac Campbell
Brenna Gustafson & Sebastian Robbins

👑Sophomore Court 💜
Annika Howard & Sam Reece
Alyssa Jacobs & Brynden Olson

👑Freshman Court 💜
Toryn Amaral & Gavin Campbell
Jaedyn Smith & Isaiah Whatley

👑Middle School Court 💜
EMS: Rellen Skelton and Jane Morrish
EMS: Landen Davis and Ava Tatro
EMS: Teagan Croppi and Delaney Livermash
CCA: Addison Fitzer-Johnson and Cyrus Shadle

👑Elementary Court 💜
CCA: Brady Mae Hight and Jayden Amdor
EES: Lana Ekberg and Logan Langlow
WES: Vera Prummer and Rocco Fagen

Extraordinary Achievement for EHS's Dylan Norman

Let's give him a huge round of applause for being named this year's skill player winner at the 48th Annual Scholar-Athlete Awards Ceremony hosted by the Paul Wallrof Chapter Tacoma-Pierce County.


Outshining talented athletes from across Tacoma Pierce County, Dylan's dedication, hard work and exceptional skills on the football field have earned him this prestigious award. Joining the ranks of past winners from Eatonville, Dylan continues the legacy of excellence set by remarkable individuals before him. From Robert Hill to Mark Miller, Lucas Hatton to Herman Hardtke and Justin Erikson, Dylan now stands among them, representing Eatonville with pride.


But Dylan's accomplishment extends beyond the field – it's a testament to his commitment to excellence both academically and athletically. His victory at the National Football Foundation event further cements his status as a standout scholar-athlete. Out of fierce competition, Dylan emerged victorious, securing one of the two top scholarships!


A heartfelt thank you to Rex Norris for recognizing Dylan's exceptional talent and character. Congratulations, Dylan Norman – you've made us all incredibly proud!

24-25 Student Calendar

PDF Calendar Click Below to Download

College Signing Day for Will Sepich

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We are extremely proud to announce that Will Sepich has committed to Grays Harbor College where he will be playing baseball next year.

We're overjoyed to see the passion for books and reading among our students!

Eatonville School District is fostering a love for literacy. We're happy to witness our students diving into the magical worlds of books, exploring new ideas, and expanding their horizons through reading.

From cozy library corners to vibrant book clubs, we provide various avenues for our students to immerse themselves in the joy of reading. Whether it's through storytelling sessions, author visits, or engaging reading challenges, we're dedicated to nurturing a lifelong love for learning.

Thank you to our incredible students for their enthusiasm and curiosity, and to our dedicated educators for their tireless efforts in promoting literacy in our community. Special thanks to Superintendent Brower for securing a special book donation for students to have books to take home and keep.


Together, let's continue to celebrate the magic of books and the joy of reading!

EHS Graduation

Kindergarten Enrollment

June Board Meetings

Counselor Corner

As your student moves through the school year we want to ensure that you have all of the support your family needs to help it be a successful year.


Please see email addresses of our school counselors below:

Counselor Contacts

Counselor Feature Article

The Power of Sleep: Vital for Health and Happiness

Sleep is not just a pause in our day; it's a crucial pillar of our well-being. Beyond feeling rested, quality sleep is essential for our physical and mental health.


Physiologically, sleep is our body's repair time, crucial for immune strength and metabolic balance. Mentally, it enhances cognition, memory, and emotional resilience. Sleep deprivation, on the other hand, leads to mood swings, decreased focus, and increased stress.


On a broader scale, insufficient sleep affects society's productivity and health, contributing to accidents, chronic diseases, and economic costs.


Prioritizing sleep means establishing healthy habits, like a consistent sleep schedule and a conducive environment. It's time to rethink the culture of sacrificing sleep for productivity and embrace its value for a happier, healthier life.

June Dates to Note

Anti-Bullying and Civility Committee Meeting

Dear Eatonville School District Students, Parents, and Community Members,


We are excited to invite you to join the Eatonville School District's Anti-Bullying and Civility Committee. Our committee was formed in response to feedback provided by staff, students, families, and community members through our Eatonville strategic plan survey conducted last fall. Our mission is to create a culture of safety and civility for all.


In response to your comments, we have developed a process that represents the experiences of all our stakeholders, particularly our students. Our committee's focus so far has been on bullying, civility, safety, consistency, and transparency.


Our committee includes staff, administration, a school board representative, family members, and students. We welcome anyone who wishes to join us in this important work. If you have a desire to work collaboratively, are open to others' ideas, perspectives, and experiences, and are committed to bringing about positive change for our students, we encourage you to attend.


Next Meeting Details: Date: Thursday, June 13, 2024 Time: 3:00 PM - 4:00 PM Location: Eatonville School District District Office Board Room.


During this meeting, we will discuss information from our last meeting and outline action items for the summer and the upcoming school year. Our current action items include:

  • Creating resource links on the district website specifically addressing bullying and harassment, as well as links to OSPI resources.
  • Developing an FAQ section to explain the Harassment, Intimidation, and Bullying (HIB) process and identify contacts for each step.
  • Researching resources to support our schools in their efforts to stop bullying and harassment, and presenting these to the district and school board.
  • Increasing communication and transparency about the committee’s efforts to address anti-bullying and civility issues within our schools, district, and community.
  • Collaborating with our Eatonville School District Faith Leaders Group and other organizations to bring anti-bullying, civility, and parent support resources to our community.


We invite you to be a part of this powerful work to make our schools, district, and community a safe and welcoming place for all. Please join us by emailing Allison Meines at a.meines@eatonville.wednet.edu.


Thank you for your support and commitment to our students and community.

Summer SUN Bucks Food Program

Great news! Eligible school-age children in Washington can get Summer EBT $120 per child in grocery benefits during the summer. This is part of USDA’s SUN Summer Nutrition Programs for Kids. Together, these benefits help fuel children during the summer months when school is out.



Find more information.

Teacher of the Year Nominations

Nominations are open now through June 14.


The Ohop Grange will be giving a "Teacher of the Year" award based on nominations from individual students. For children in preschool, kindergarten, first and second grade, we understand that they may need some parent assistance, but it needs to be the children’s ideas about what makes a teacher special in their view.


Nominations should be turned into the school office where the student attends. The Grange Committee always enjoys reading the many ideas that students express in the nominations.

Spring Concerts

Juneteenth

Community Activities

Skills Center Summer School

The Pierce County Skills Center will be offering FREE In-Person Summer Classes for Summer 2024. Classes are open to current 8th-11th graders. EHS will provide transportation to the skills center location and back for Session I only, which will run June 24th-July 12th. Students will earn .5 semester credit for a completed class. The online application will be available Wednesday, May 1st at 5:00pm, on the Pierce County Skills Center website.


https://pcsc.bethelsd.org/summer-school


See the attached flyers for details and a list of classes per session and location. An Equivalency flyer is also attached. The following classes offer a .5 credit in Health:

Medical Careers, Pre Pharmacy, and Pre Physical Therapy & Sports Medicine.

Summer Bus Schedule

Bus Schedule, Session I only


6/24 through 7/12 (no 7/4)


Morning

EHS - depart 6:40 am

304th & Meridian (gravel lot) - depart 7:00 am

drop @PCSC 7:30 am


Afternoon

PCSC - depart 2:50 pm

drop @ 304th & Meridian (gravel lot) 3:13 pm

drop @ EHS 3:30 pm

💻 Sign-up for District Communications 📧

Have you signed up to be added to our Key Communicator email distribution list yet?

This is an opportunity to be added to the community district communication email list to receive newsletters and other district announcements. Once your email is submitted you will receive all district communications sent to the community.

Parents who have a student registered at one of our schools are already receiving these communications

June Breakfast and Lunch Menus

Do you need to add money to your child's Food Service Account?

PARENTS & GUARDIANS: We have many food service accounts with negative balances. Please bring these up to date as soon as possible. If you are struggling financially, please log into your Skyward account to fill out an application to qualify for free or reduced meals. Please call your child's office if you would like to schedule payment arrangements, are unable to access your account or would like to make a payment over the phone. We are here to help in any way we can!

Welcome New Dance Coach

With 15 years of professional dance and choreography experience and time spent touring around the west coast training and performing, Tessa, a Washington native, is back in her element, ready to ignite our dance team with her passion for Pom and dance. Let's give her a big Cruiser welcome!

Congratulations, Coach Ackerman!

Let's give a HUGE round of applause to our incredible Soccer Coach Corey Ackerman, who has been named Co-Head Coach of the Year for the Evergreen 1A League!


Corey's dedication, passion, and exceptional coaching skills have not only led our team to victory but have also inspired each player to reach their fullest potential on and off the field. His commitment to excellence and unwavering support for our athletes truly embody the spirit of sportsmanship and teamwork.


Join us in congratulating Coach Corey Ackerman for this well-deserved honor! Thank you for your outstanding leadership and for continuously raising the bar for our team. Here's to many more successes ahead!

McTee Music Lesson Scholarship Fund Donations

We're seeking your support for the McTee Music Lesson Scholarship Fund, benefiting middle and high school students in the Eatonville School District. Your donation will provide these students access to music lessons from instructors outside the district during the 2024-25 school year.

Your contribution will positively impact young musicians, enabling them to develop their talents and passion for music. Any amount you can give will make a meaningful difference in their lives.

Thank you for considering a donation to the McTee Music Lesson Scholarship Fund.

Specifics:

  • Donations may be made with cash, check or card in the EHS office
  • Card donations may be made over the phone by contacting Shannon Hirska at Eatonville High School: (360) 879-1200
  • Checks are to be made out to EHS with the memo: "McTee Scholarship" Checks may be mailed to the following address:

EHS
Attn: Shannon
PO Box 699
Eatonville, WA 98328

Spring Sports Recognition

5 Spring Sports, 205 athletes, Scholar Athletes

Baseball

  • Scholar Athletes

  • Won at Cheney Stadium in front of a great Cruiser crowd

  • Walk off in against Hoquiam to keep district chances alive

  • Advanced to the district tournament for the 3rd consecutive year

  • All League Awards

    • Payton Hanly - 1st Team All League

    • Brody Thirtyacre - 2nd Team All League

    • Michael Stogsdill - 2nd Team All League

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Fastpitch

  • 8 Scholar Athletes

  • Improved their record from the year before, with a 7-10 record

  • Advanced to the district playoffs

  • Multiple players hit in game, over the fence home runs

    • Amy Tozier

    • Grace Field

    • Ava Twedt

    • Sara Smith (6)

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Tennis

  • 8 Scholar Athletes

  • 11-4 Record

  • Alayna Meyer and Isabel Volk are headed to State in girls doubles

  • All League Awards

    • Bailey Andersen - 1st Team All League

    • Isabel Volk - 1st Team All League

    • Alayna Meyer - 1st Team All League

    • Megan Blake - Honorable Mention

    • Jennavieve Smith - Honorable Mention

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Soccer

  • Scholar Athletes

  • 11-8 on the season

  • All League Awards

    • Nate Goode - 1st Team All League Goalkeeper

    • Ignacio San Illescas - 1st Team All League Forward

    • Trentten Cressman - Defensive Player of the Year

    • Nathan Christenson - Honorable Mention

    • Coach Corey Ackerman - Coach of the Year (First year as EHS coach)

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Track

  • 30 Scholar Athletes

  • The boys team finished their 5th year in a row undefeated in league meets.

  • The girls were league champions

  • We had 36 athletes competing at the district track meet.

  • We have 16 moving onto the State track meet in Yakima.

    • Cole Bamford

    • Ethan Carter

    • Riley Hill

    • Oscar Lopez Diaz

    • Grady McGuire

    • Colton Rush

    • Keith Smith

    • Riley Storm

    • Logan Taylor

    • Grace Coonrod

    • Hannah Hanson

    • Ciana Hover

    • Nikia King

    • Kelani Monserrate

    • Kennedy Noble

    • Jenae Roulst

Geoff Olson

  • We had 2 school records broken

    • Ethan Carter - pole vault

    • Grace Coonrod - mile

EHS Students at Pierce County Construction Career Day

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Our students had a fantastic opportunity to attend the Pierce County Construction Career Day, sponsored by the Port of Tacoma.

Our students connected with a variety of employers and gained valuable hands-on experience in the construction industry. This event provided them with insights into different career paths and the skills required to succeed.

A big thank you to the Port of Tacoma and all the employers who made this day possible! We're so proud of our students for seizing this opportunity to learn and grow.

Office of the Superintendent

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Important Information

Superintendent: Mr. Jay Brower

Executive Assistant: Mrs. Ashley Farrens

District Office Hours: 7:30 a.m. – 4:00 p.m.

Communications Department

Click the button below if you have concerns regarding your child's development.

Mission and Vision

Non-Discrimination Statement

Eatonville School District #404 will provide equal educational opportunity and treatment for all students in all aspects of the academic and activities program without discrimination based on race, religion, creed, color, national origin, age, honorably discharged, veteran or military status, sex, sexual orientation, gender expression or identity, marital status, the presence of any sensory, mental or physical disability, or the use of a trained dog guide or service animal by a person with a disability.


The district will provide equal access to school facilities to the Boy Scouts of America and all other designated youth groups listed in Title 36 of the United States Code as a patriotic society. District programs shall be free from sexual harassment. Auxiliary aids and services will be provided upon request to individuals with disabilities.


Address: 200 Lynch St. W., Eatonville, WA 98328; Telephone: 360-879-1000


Title IX Coordinator, Section 504/ADA Coordinator & Civil Rights Compliance Coordinator: Cristin Blaskowitz, Executive Student Services. Email: c.blaskowitz@eatonvilleschools.org

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