Our online registration form for 6th Grade Band is now live! Join us later this week at Cedarcrest and Totem Middle Schools for our band info nights, where you can try out instruments, get rental information, and register for band. Can't make it to info night? You can still fill out our registration form until it closes this Friday. (Band begins the week of Sept. 22.)

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about 1 hour ago, Marysville School District
6th Grade Band Info Night Details
Students are seen playing instruments, like a trumpet
At approximately 2:20pm this afternoon, district staff were informed that a student at Quil Ceda Tulalip Elementary School fell and was injured during student pick-up. The incident prompted a call to first responders so they could transport the student to the nearest medical facility to provide appropriate care.

To protect the student’s privacy, we will not be able to share any more information about the incident.
3 days ago, Marysville School District

It's time to turn up the (Friday Night) Lights! Today, our high school football teams play their first games after our soccer teams kicked things off last night. Our student-athletes for all of our fall sports have been working hard for the past few weeks already (drinking plenty of water while they're at it), and we're cheering them on for a healthy and fun-filled season! Stay in-the-know by following the high-school game schedules for Marysville-Getchell, Marysville-Pilchuck, and Tulalip Heritage here: https://www.wescoathletics.com/school-search/

3 days ago, Marysville School District
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FOR YOUR INFORMATION: At approximately 4:30 pm this afternoon, the Marysville School District was made aware of police activity occurring near Shoultes Elementary School, which resulted in a visible police presence. The activity was unrelated to the school and off-campus. Students were dismissed at their regular time much earlier in the day. MSD security teams will remain in active communication with MPD and our staff until the incident is resolved. For safety and accuracy, the timing of our messages follows the direction of law enforcement, and we release updates only when they confirm it is appropriate.
5 days ago, Marysville School District
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Hooray! The first day of Kindergarten is today! Sending a big warm welcome to all of our littlest learners and their families. We're so happy you're here!
5 days ago, Marysville School District
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On this Labor Day, we want to recognize some people who have been doing fantastic work for our schools over the past few months: our custodians and warehouse staff. They worked tirelessly all summer long doing regularly scheduled deep-cleans in addition to moving classrooms to entirely different locations and preparing Liberty Elementary's building for its new era. Be sure to offer a high-five, thank you, or smile to all of the amazing staff across the district who help make big things happen!
7 days ago, Marysville School District
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A staff member is seen, partly shadowed by the building they are working in
A drawing shows a custodian with the phrase "Behind every great school is a caring custodian"
Another great day! Our high school students are officially BACK, and we're so excited for what's ahead this school year. For now, we hope everyone enjoys the long weekend. See you next week!
10 days ago, Marysville School District
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Students are walking next to a red striped wall
A teacher smiles at the camera in front of many computer monitors and equipment
A staff member in a red shirt smiles and waves at the camera with students in the background
Two staff members smile widely under a sign that says "MPHS ASB Cashiers Office"
A teacher grins at the camera with music stands in the background
A group of students cluster in the main office
A bus driver smiles and waves from inside the stopped school bus
A group of students playing a game are seen smiling in the gym

The first day of the 2025-2026 school year for our 1st through 9th graders (plus Legacy High School) is in the books. Thanks to all who made it a great first day. We'll see the rest of our high school students tomorrow!

11 days ago, Marysville School District
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A group of children stand in line with colorful backpacks
Three kids grab a flagpole
A person waves at a bus
A staff member talks to a student
Three smiling people look at the camera in a classroom
children are sitting in a library listening to the librarian speak
A teacher smiles and gives a thumbs up
Two kids give peace signs and smile
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Earlier this morning Liberty Elementary School received a report of an incident in the area.

Upon receiving the report, the school immediately went into lockdown. MPD quickly verified the safety of our campus and lifted the lockdown at 9:38am.

All students and staff are safe and school is now resuming as normal.

We want to thank our staff who followed our outlined safety procedures and MPD for their collaboration. Safety is our highest priority.
11 days ago, Marysville School District

ONE MORE DAY: Our bus drivers are hitting the road this morning to learn their routes ahead of the first day of school TOMORROW! In that spirit, here are some pretty simple but important reminders:

1: When you're driving on a two-lane road or traveling the same direction as a bus on a multi-lane street, it is illegal and SUPER DANGEROUS to pass a bus that is stopped with red flashing lights. We hope keeping kids safe is incentive enough, but our buses are also equipped with stop arm cameras that send information directly to the Marysville Police Department so violators will face hefty fines.

2: We know you have places to be, but please slow down in school zones, especially during school hours and at the start and end of the school day.

Thank you for helping us keep our staff and students safe this school year!

12 days ago, Marysville School District
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2 DAYS LEFT: Did you know our elementary school start times are 5 minutes earlier this year? That's right, 5 whole minutes (now starting at 9:20am). To help you remember, our bell schedules and school year calendar are listed on our website, so save or print a copy for your future reference. Find them by visiting our home page: https://www.msd25.org/

13 days ago, Marysville School District
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In case you missed it: the new school year starts THIS. WEEK. Check out your school's website or give them a call to find more information about back-to-school events and supply lists. (And if you haven't already, make sure to fill out those Free and Reduced Lunch forms you got in the mail – it helps us keep our school meals free for all students, and families who qualify can waive their athletics fees!)
14 days ago, Marysville School District
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Back to school may be right around the corner, but this week, we’re celebrating our high school students who put in the time and effort this summer to earn the class credits they need to graduate.

By the numbers: more than 300 students in 9th through 12th grades recovered a total of 614 classes. And on Thursday, we’ll celebrate the accomplishments of our seniors during summer commencement at Marysville Pilchuck High School’s auditorium. The event is open to all – please join us in congratulating our graduates!

27 days ago, Marysville School District
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The new Liberty Elementary campus has been getting a makeover all summer long – and we're not done yet!

This week, crews will begin offloading equipment and setting posts and decks for the new playground. That’s because next week, a team of Liberty staff and parent volunteers will support the pros from NW Playground as they complete the final installation of the structure after months of coordination and planning.

Our facilities team has also been hard at work inside the building, from the annual summer deep-cleaning and polishing of the gym floor to lowering the toilet seats for elementary-sized students, painting, and reconfiguring classroom walls.

School board president Kristen Michal and vice president Eliza Davis recently joined Superintendent Rumbaugh for a visit to check out the progress and say hi to staff who have been hard at work unpacking boxes and adding personal touches to each corner of their new classrooms. (And wait until you see the library!)

We can’t wait to welcome students and families to the new Liberty Campus later this month!

28 days ago, Marysville School District
A group of people are standing in the library talking and looking at eachother
Colorful chairs sit around tables in a school library
A man stands in front of buckets full of paint that are sitting in the back of a truck under
A shiny gymnasium floor is pictured, with red and black striping
Playground equipment is pictured sitting in the grass outside the new Liberty buildings

The full school year calendar and updated bell schedules are here!

You can now find the 2025-2026 school year calendar and bell schedules on our website: https://www.msd25.org/page/calendars-and-bell-schedule

We've also made it easier to find that link on our homepage.

We know you've been waiting, so thank you for your patience. Getting this finalized took a bit longer than usual amidst a slate of new hires and reduced staffing this summer, and we remain committed to making improvements wherever we can.

about 1 month ago, Marysville School District
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The wait is almost over! Our school year calendar is in its final stages of approval and will be available on our website by the end of this month, so come back here soon for more information.

For now, we want to make sure you can plan the rest of your summer break. Our first days of school are just over a month away:

August 28 for 1st through 9th grades, and all grades at Legacy High School

August 29 for 10th through 12th grades at Tulalip Heritage High School, Marysville Getchell High School, and Marysville Pilchuck High School

September 3 for Kindergarten (Kindergarten Family Engagement days are Aug. 28, 29, and Sept. 2)

September 15 for Developmental Preschool and ECEAP School (Full) Day

September 22 for ECEAP Part Day

about 2 months ago, Marysville School District
In case you missed it: our free summer meals program is back in action, now until July 31! Everyone 18 years old and younger eats free.

When? Monday through Thursday. Breakfast: 9 - 10am, Lunch: 12:30 - 1:30pm
Where? Marshall Elementary: 4407 116th St NE, Marysville, WA 98271
about 2 months ago, Marysville School District
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Class of 2025 Graduation Ceremonies Livestream Links: Clickable links (or copy and paste in your browser): https://www.youtube.com/@tulaliptv (For Tulalip Heritage High School) https://www.youtube.com/@MarysvilleSD (For Legacy, MGHS, and MPHS)
3 months ago, Marysville School District
Class of 2025 Graduations
Update, 12:33 p.m.: Power restored to the campus and its schools. All schools on the Marysville Tulalip Campus (Quil Ceda Tulalip Elementary, 10th Street Middle School, Legacy High School, and Tulalip Heritage High School) are without power. The PUD is investigating the outage. Schools will remain in session. We will provide an update as soon as power is restored.
3 months ago, Marysville School District
Important Announcement
Sunnyside Elementary School and the surrounding neighborhood are without power this morning due to a downed power line. PUD has been alerted and is working to restore power as soon as possible. School will open and operate on a normal schedule. Breakfast will be served as normal. The school will alert Sunnyside families and staff if there are any changes to this plan. Again, we anticipate power to be restored as soon as possible, potentially even before school is underway.
4 months ago, Marysville School District
Important Announcement