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03/19/2026

Attn Sophomores: WA State Board of Ed has student representative seats and the application period is open-

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🎓 Calling All Two Rivers & Mount Si Sophomores!

The Washington State Board of Education is looking for its next student board member, and this could be you.

🗓 Apply by March 31
🔗 https://awsleaders.org/sbe

Why consider it?

📢 Make your voice heard and help shape education policy for more than one million students
🤝 Connect with leaders across the state and build real-world leadership experience
✈️ Travel for board meetings and events with expenses covered, plus earn a stipend while serving

No prior leadership experience needed. They’re looking for students from all backgrounds and experiences who are ready to speak up and make a difference.

If you care about improving education and want to be part of something bigger, this is your moment.

03/19/2026

SVSD shared a new last day of school: Wednesday, June 17

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03/18/2026

With US National Weather Service Seattle Washington's forecast of additional heavy to moderate rain, and the warmer temps we've experienced this week, we are opening the Sandbag Center here at Public Works.

If you are concerned about localized flooding impacting your home or business, stop by Wednesday and Thursday (8:30 to 4:30 p.m.), or Friday (8 to 12 p.m.).

💦 News release: https://northbendwa.gov/m/newsflash/home/detail/2625
💦 NWS Flood Watch for western WA: https://bit.ly/4uBCYlC
💦 Emergency management concerns or questions: [email protected]
💦 Sign up for flood warnings: https://green2.kingcounty.gov/floodalertsystem/

Public Works crews will continue removing debris from this previous week’s wind and snowstorm, as well as maintaining drainage ditches, culverts, storm drains and roads.

You can help prevent localized street flooding as well by keeping catch basins near your own property clear of debris.

03/18/2026

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A proposed battery energy storage project in unincorporated King County near Snoqualmie Ridge remains in the early stages of review, with no decisions made, acc

03/17/2026

Jupiter Power’s presentation about the proposed Cascadia Ridge project is happening March 17, 5:00-7:30 at The Club at Snoqualmie Ridge. Hope to see you there.

Jupiter Power is proposing to build and operate the Cascadia Ridge Resiliency Energy Storage Facility (Cascadia Ridge) in Unincorporated King County, Washington. Cascadia Ridge is a 130-megawatt utility-scale battery energy storage project that will connect to the existing nearby Mt. Si substation.....

03/07/2026

While many of our families are enjoying a well-deserved mid-winter break, it's time to start planning ahead! At the most recent School Board meeting, they officially adopted the 2027-28 school calendar.

It is never too early to start planning those family vacations, special events, and important milestones.

We know calendars matter to families. Whether you are coordinating travel, camps, childcare, or simply like to have your year mapped out early, we hope this helps you plan ahead with confidence.

You can view the full 2027-28 calendar on our calendar webpage now.

03/07/2026

It is exciting to get to see Snoqualmie Valley support our students and our schools this way. I'm grateful and humbled by your enthusiastic commitment to educational excellence and opportunity for each and every student in our community.

Thank you!

Thank you, Snoqualmie Valley!

The February 10 Special Election was certified as of February 20, and both of our renewal levies officially passed with strong community support.

The Educational Programs & Operations levy (EP&O) was approved with 63.44% voter support, and the Technology levy was approved with 62.45%. A levy requires 50% + one yes votes to pass.

We are deeply grateful to the Snoqualmie Valley community for continuing to stand behind our schools. By renewing these levies, voters have reaffirmed their commitment to sustaining academic programs, services, equipment and learning environments that help our students learn, grow, and succeed.

We take that trust seriously. Our district will continue working hard every day to be responsible stewards of taxpayer dollars while protecting and strengthening the opportunities that make our schools such a source of pride.

Thank you for supporting your local students and schools!

03/07/2026

The district has announced two leadership updates for the 2026-27 school year. Thank you and congratulations to both John & Michelle

We are excited to share two leadership updates in the Snoqualmie Valley School District that will take place in the 2026-27 school year!

John Norberg will be stepping into the role of Assistant Principal at Mount Si High School after ten years of dedicated leadership as principal at Snoqualmie Elementary.

Michelle Trifunovic, who has served as principal at Chief Kanim Middle School for the past decade, will become the new Principal at Snoqualmie Elementary.

Both leaders bring tremendous experience and a deep commitment to students, staff, and families. We are grateful for their leadership and excited for the impact they will continue to make in our schools.

In the coming weeks, we will begin the process to hire a permanent principal for Chief Kanim Middle School! Please join us in congratulating John and Michelle on these new roles. 👏