
Click the link below to view our weekly newsletter: A Letter From Dr. Carey: October 3, 2025
https://enumclawwa.edurooms.com/engage/enumclaw-school-district/newsletters/a-letter-from-dr-carey-10-3-25




Enumclaw School District elementary schools have dedicated time each day called What I Need (WIN) Time. This is a structured period during which teachers and support staff provide targeted support to ensure all students receive instruction tailored to where they are in their learning journey.
WIN Time is in addition to the core instructional block (classroom lessons). Students continue to engage with rigorous, grade-level material in their class while also receiving time for personalized support or enrichment.
✅ Targeted intervention for those who need more support.
✅ Enrichment opportunities for students ready to be challenged.
✅ Personalized learning that adapts to students' changing needs.
WIN Time ensures every student gets exactly what they need to be successful. It is one more way our schools are providing high-quality, individualized instruction. Learn more about WIN Time on our website: https://www.enumclaw.wednet.edu/article/2458259

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Signed and adopted on September 17, 1787, the U.S. Constitution established the framework for our government, and the rights and responsibilities we hold as citizens of the United States. In school buildings across our district today, students are learning how the Constitution impacts their lives and why active citizenship matters.


ESD encourages you to explore the art, enjoy the cuisine, dive into the literature, and learn the stories of Hispanic and Latino Americans with roots in Latin American countries and cultures.


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We are excited to celebrate the incredible talent and dedication of our students, teachers, and staff who make the arts come alive in our classrooms every day.


September is Attendance Awareness Month
School attendance is a major factor in student academic success. At all grades, students who miss no more than nine days per school year are the most engaged and on track for graduation. In fact, by 6th grade chronic absenteeism becomes a leading indicator that a student will drop out of high school.
Everyone plays a part in student attendance - families and school staff are in this together. To learn more about promoting good school attendance and how you can help, visit www.attendanceworks.org




Click the link below to view our Back-to-School newsletter: A Letter From Dr. Carey: August 29, 2025
https://enumclawwa.edurooms.com/engage/enumclaw-school-district/newsletters/a-letter-from-dr-carey-8-29-25


August 27: Grades 1-9, first day of school
Kindergarten Connections Meetings begin
August 28: Grades 10, 11, 12, first day of school
September 1: No School/District Closed for Labor Day
September 2: Transitional Kindergarten first day of school
Full Day ECEAP First Day of School
September 2-3: Kindergarten Alternating First Day - Families will receive information from their school regarding which date their Kindergarten student will attend
September 4: All Kindergarten First Day of School
September 15: Developmental Preschool First Day of School
Half Day ECEAP First Day of School
Please reach out to your individual student’s school directly with questions.




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Ballots must be postmarked by or are due in local drop boxes by 8 PM on Tuesday, August 5, 2025.


Enumclaw High School Hornet Drop-in Day - Monday, August 18, 9am-12:30pm
Enumclaw Middle School Timberwolf Day - Tuesday, August 19, 9am-3pm
Thunder Mountain Middle School Day of Thunder- Wednesday, August 20, 9am-2:30pm
All elementary school Meet the Teacher events - Monday, August 25, 3pm-4pm
Please see each school for more details regarding its event.





