Recognition of the achievements and contributions of Hispanic American champions who have inspired others to achieve success.

Intervention and Outreach Time is a 45-minute period during the school day that allows students to receive academic support, make up work, or participate in enrichment and interest-based activities.

Teacher work day, no school for students (school offices will be closed)

Intervention and Outreach Time is a 45-minute period during the school day that allows students to receive academic support, make up work, or participate in enrichment and interest-based activities.

For students requesting a new photo (Must bring unsatisfactory packet to exchange for the same packet with a new photo), AND for students who have not had a photo taken yet.

Veteran's Day observed

Thanksgiving/Native American Heritage Day

The following students were selected by Kamiak staff as Students of the Month for September 2025 due to their outstanding academics, school and/or community leadership and activities and/or athletics.

Hello! Fall applications for National Honor Society are due Monday, October 13th at 2:00 pm on the dot. Late applications will not be considered, so please get them in on time! There is a link to the application included here, or your student can reach out to Melissa Storr on Schoology or in room 221!

SBA (state assessment) score reports for students who were in grades 10 and 11 last school year will be sent to families via ParentSquare starting Thursday evening (10/9).

When to Order: October 9th - November 7th​

How to Order: 2-Step Process​

1. Ordering Online or at Bookkeeping Window (2nd Floor – Attendance Room)​

2. College Board - Students need to indicate 'yes' in each subject they want order an AP Exam on College Board​

Price per Exam: $105 per exam ​

Who to Contact: Lexy Roundtree –RoundtreeAL@mukilteo.wednet.edu or Sasha Fraleigh – FraleighAV@mukilteo.wednet.edu

The AMC test will be given on November 5 from 2:00-4:00pm in the Kamiak Library. Cost is $10. Sign up and pay in bookkeeping until October 31. See Mrs. Baldridge in E123 or a Math Team member if you have questions. Also, plan to attend the math team meeting on either October 22 or 29 to register online and to practice.

Why take the AMC? You should take the AMC test to showcase mathematical talent for college admissions, qualify for prestigious follow-up competitions like the AIME, develop critical problem-solving skills, and deepen interest in STEM fields. High scores on the AMC can strengthen applications to selective universities, provide opportunities for scholarships, and serve as a valuable indicator of a student's potential, especially in STEM-focused programs. 

Our school is participating in the Washington State Healthy Youth Survey during fall 2025. The survey will be given to students in Grades 6, 8, 10 and 12 in large districts and students in Grades 6 through 12 in small school districts. The Healthy Youth Survey includes questions related to physical activity, unintentional and intentional injury, substance use, interpersonal relationships, school experiences, risk and protective factors, and access to school-based services. Survey results are used by schools, communities, and State agencies to plan programs to support our youth and reduce their risks. Participation in the survey is voluntary and steps are taken to ensure student privacy. There are no names or codes used to link a survey back to a student.

Please read the attached Information for Parents/Guardians and Youth Letter for more information about the Healthy Youth Survey. If you have any questions please reach out to Lexy Roundtree (RoundtreeAL@mukilteo.wednet.edu) or Sasha Fraleigh (FraleighAV@mukilteo.wednet.edu).

Varsity Boys Football lost to Jackson on Friday.

Cross Country results - On Saturday the Knights raced in Tacoma with 125 other teams in the John Payne Invitational. Colin Wear and Grace Gilson led the way for the Knights, with some strong performances from younger runners posting personal best times. Both teams finished in the middle of the pack. Cross Country action resumes this Thursday at Lynwood High School.

C-Team Girls Soccer tied 1-1 with Lake Stevens after a hard fought match. Cloe Zuali scored the tying goal to keep the game even.

Varsity Girls Swimming - The Knights defeated Marysville Pilchuck, Getchell, and Mariner in a four team pool party. Stephanie Yang, Logan LaMay, Fiona Ge, Avery Fairchild, and Olivia Griffin were all first place finishers in the mass win. Congrats!

Varsity Boys Tennis won 7-0 against Arlington

Girls Soccer - Both JV and Varsity Girls Soccer teams defeated Everett, JV with a 6-0 shutout and Varsity with a 3-1 victory.

Girls Volleyball - C-Team and Varsity Girls Volleyball teams defeated Glacier Peak 3-1 and 3-2, while JV battled hard but came up short.

C-team Boys Football won 27-18 against Jackson

Cross Country Results - Yesterday afternoon at Lynnwood High School, the Knights dominated the competition with both the boys and girls cruising to victory over Snohomish, Lynnwood, and Archbishop Murphy. Grace Gilson and Colin Wear were the individual race winners. 

C-Team and JV Girls Volleyball lost to Arlington, while Varsity earned a 3–1 win.

C-Team Girls Soccer defeated Monroe’s JV team 2–1 with goals by Ella Rynard and Sadi Spaulding, while both JV and Varsity shut out Cascade 8–0.

7:00 PM - Varsity Boys Football vs Mariner at Goddard Stadium

10:00 AM - Varsity Girls Swimming vs multiple schools at Mariner HS

Open Conditioning is rolling strong into September—and we’d love to see you join us! These sessions are a great way to get stronger, meet new people, and have fun in a supportive, judgment-free space. No experience required and open to all Kamiak students.

📅 Dates:

Monday 10/13

Wednesday 10/15

Monday 10/20

Wednesday 10/22 Unconfirmed

Monday 10/27

Wednesday 10/29

Monday 11/3

Wednesday 11/5

Monday 11/10

Wednesday 11/12

⏰ Time: 5:30–7:00 PM

📍 Location: Kamiak Weight Room

Inclusion: Everyone belongs—come as you are. Effort > Outcome: Hustle, learn, improve. Respect & Consent: We look out for each other—always. Growth Mindset: Mistakes = progress. Safety First: Warm up, listen, and train smart.

Questions? Contact Coach Baldwin at baldwinjh@mukilteo.wednet.edu.

For all students interested in Winter sports please log into FINAL FORMS and sign all forms and make sure you have a Valid Physical that goes THROUGH the entire season. If it expires mid season you will not be clear to particiapte day one. 

Dramafest, Kamiak High School's annual Student Written and Directed One-Act Play Fest opens October 20th and runs through October 25th. Seniors in Kamiak’s Drama Department direct their peers in a series of one-act plays. This year, eleven talented seniors have written and directed eleven world premieres. These shows have everything: jump scares, true love, murder mysteries, immortal beings, Shakespeare, fantasy, and so much more!

 

The shows:

“A Grave Sight” written and directed by Miriya Morse

“Murder on the Menu” written and directed by Elena Soriano

“Books Soul-ed” written and directed by Zoe Mitrovich

“Left Hand Man” written by August Akopyan and Parish Martin, Directed and revised by Parish Martin and Mikala Caro

“The Experience” written and directed by Felicity Drake

“The Rest is History” written and directed by Kyler Johnston

“The Search” written and directed by Joe Fitch

“Rent-A-Friend” written and directed by Joey Schamberger

“Calls from 1966” written and directed by August Akopyan

“For All Eternity” written and directed by Seran Rose

“Prom Fright” written and directed by Beck Merriman

​Tuesday, October 20th thru Friday, October 24th (take place right after school and are free!)

All 11 shows performed back-to-back!

Tickets Required: $10 for Students and Seniors, $15 for Adults

 

Dramafest awards are like the Tony awards of Kamiak. After Marathon Day, students and families break for dinner and come back to the stage at 7pm to find out who won Best Actor, Best Supporting Actor, Best Newcomer, Best Show, People’s Choice and so much more. At the end of awards, we will announce the Kamiak Spring Musical! Bring your check book or some cash to participate in a fundraiser for the department. We’ll auction off the privilege of revealing the musical!

Kamiak High School’s Performing Arts program showcases student talent through music, theater, and dance. From award-winning musicals and plays to the acclaimed Show Band and Color Guard, it offers a wide range of opportunities for performers and crew members alike.

Art Club is a space for students to connect, create, and share art together.

✨ Once a month: special events featuring a focused project

✏️ All other meetings: open studio time—bring your sketchbook, explore ideas, and share your work

💡 Ever wanted to learn figure drawing, or try out art materials you haven’t been able to buy yourself? In Art Club, you get to vote on what supplies we purchase with our club funds and experiment together.

📣 Art Club also runs two fundraisers each year—a great chance to build teamwork and leadership skills.

And don’t forget: Ms. Russell writes excellent letters of recommendation for dedicated club members. 😉

Come be part of our creative community—we can’t wait to see you there!

At Kamiak, we offer a variety of clubs, activities, and academic support programs designed to meet diverse interests and help you succeed. Click the button below to see all the opportunities available, including when and where to join!

This week, our Counseling team met with 11th grade students for classroom lessons to discuss their transcripts and academic planning, share resources for post-high school pathways, and begin their High School and Beyond Plan (HSBP) activities. The High School and Beyond Plan is a state-mandated graduation requirement for all students, beginning in middle school, that guides them in planning for post-high school education, training, and careers. Whether your student is in the planning stages or has no idea where to start, we encourage them to meet with our Career and College Counselor, Mr. Bryan Stelling to learn more about opportunities for after high school. 

Last week, our Counseling Team met with 9th grade students to discuss high school planning, share resources, and begin their required High School and Beyond Plan (HSBP) activities. The High School and Beyond Plan is a state-mandated graduation requirement for all students, beginning in middle school, that guides them in planning for post-high school education, training, and careers. To see what your student worked on, please have them visit the district student homepage, click on the Clever app, and select the SchoolLinks icon. 

Does your 12th grade student still have Fine Arts and/or World Language credits needed for graduation? If yes, please read the message below. If your student is unsure, please have them reach out to their counselor to review a copy of their transcript.

 

Students can waive up to 1.0 Fine Arts credit and up to 2.0 World Language credits for graduation through their Personalized Pathway Requirement (PPR). The Personalized Pathway allows for certain credits in high school to be “flexible” credits to give students more choice in pursuing their interests, based around their post-high school goals.

 

If your student is planning to waive any remaining Fine Arts and/or World Language credits, they need to meet with their school counselor AS SOON AS POSSIBLE to complete the PPR waiver form. Forms can be found in the Counseling Office. Students are considered not on track for graduation unless they have met with their counselor to confirm a plan for all remaining credits.

We are in the middle of our post-high school planning season for 12th grade students. Students may be applying to the military, community college, universities, trade schools, apprenticeships, and more this year. Your student may find they need a copy of their official transcript for an application or to be considered for a program. As a reminder, transcripts are a cumulative record of your student’s high school courses, grades, and credits. GPA (Grade Point Average) is provided on the transcript and updated each semester as new classes and grades are added.

 

To request a copy of an official transcript, students should visit the Transcript Request page of the Kamiak website, located under the Counseling tab. Students will need to create an account (using their own personal email) in the Parchment application to submit the request. Transcripts will be delivered electronically within 2-3 school days and can be sent to students themselves, family members, school staff, programs, colleges, etc. Please encourage your students to work with their counselor or their career and college counselor if they need help with this process.

 

An unofficial transcript displays an informal view of your students’ classes and grades, credits earned, and an overview of remaining graduation requirements. Students may want a copy in order to review their academic record and/or self-input information into applications. Students should contact their school counselor to obtain a copy of their unofficial transcript, if needed.

We know there are many seniors who are starting to complete college applications this fall. If your students is applying to schools through The Common Application, they will need to invite their school counselor to complete a School Report. Students should not be sending a counselor (or teacher) an invite unless they have spoken with them about this step first. Please have your student meet with their counselor at least 3-weeks in advance of their first deadline to confirm we have access, and all materials needed to complete our part of the application. To prepare for this meeting, students should also fill out a Personal Data Form, available on the Letters of Recommendation page of the Kamiak website (under the CCRC tab). Hard copies can also be found in the Counseling Office.

 

For transcripts, please see the directions in the section above. After students invite their counselor into Common App, they will need to log into their Parchment account and request for a transcript to be sent to Common App: First Year. If your student is applying to colleges that are not on the Common App, they may need to submit their transcript directly to these schools.

 

If your student is applying to schools that require teacher or counselor letters of recommendation, we highly encourage them to meet with recommenders as far in advance of their deadlines as possible (minimum 2 weeks), during available office hours. The more time given, the better your student’s letter can be. Students will need to first approach their recommenders to ask if they are available to write for them. If they say yes, students should invite them into the Common App and give them a copy of the Personal Data Form mentioned above.

 

Lastly, counselors and teachers do not work evenings, weekends, or during holiday breaks. It is your student’s responsibility to make sure our staff have everything we need in advance so we can meet deadlines and support them in the process. If your student is unsure if they have taken all necessary steps, they can reach out to their school counselor or Mr. Stelling to confirm they are on track. We are here to help!

A-C: Kelsey Cummings (CummingsKE@mukilteo.wednet.edu)

D-H: Alexis Spies (SpiesAO@mukilteo.wednet.edu)

I-Mh: Sarah Bell (BellSA@mukilteo.wednet.edu)

Mi-Sa: Denise Bathurst (BathurstDL@mukilteo.wednet.edu)

Sb-Z: Bill Stengele (StengeleWD@mukilteo.wednet.edu)

Career & College Readiness Counselor: Bryan Stelling (stellingbc@mukilteo.wednet.edu)

National College Fair in Seattle: Friday, Oct. 17 9AM-12PM and Saturday, Oct. 18 12PM-4PM--Registration

Learn about the Academy, if it’s the right fit and how to apply RSVP at this link: West Point Info Session - Seattle

Come watch the virtual college application night webinar on Oct. 22 @ 6:30PM. Guest presenter Andrea Main, who is a professional college admissions consultant will talk about how to make your college application strong. Specifically, she will talk about what colleges are looking for and how to write college essays for admittance.  

Zoom link to attend

Stop by the CCRC before school, after school, during your lunch or make an appointment with the Career & College Readiness Counselor, Mr. Stelling.

Visit the CCRC webpage for upcoming events, scholarship opportunities, and college and career resources.

One of the Washington State-mandated requirements for graduation is to complete your High School and Beyond Plan. Make sure to log into your High School and Beyond Plan portal to see if yours has been marked as completed. If not. you may come to the CCRC and work with Mrs. Cline on it. You can also find step by step directions here. It is due by December 12.

Below you will find important information regarding due dates and specifications for Senior-specific options for this year’s annual. There is no requirement or obligation to purchase or submit any of the following items.

Senior Portraits: Due no later than January 16, 2026

Baby Photos: Due December 10, 2025

Graduate Tributes: Due January 15, 2026

Due Dates are non-negotiable as we are working with an external publishing company, and we need to meet their required due dates to ensure on-time delivery of the books in the spring.

Our mission is to be a bridge between our families and our school. We believe that it is through communication and collaboration that we can create a most positive learning environment for our students. Your support and participation is greatly appreciated click below for more information.

Kamiak PTO Meeting

CCRC office at Kamiak (Right of the Commons area)

All are welcome! 

The Kamiak Athletic Booster Club (KABC) is a group of parents of current and former athletes who work together to financially support student-athletes at Kamiak. Guided by our by-laws and mission, we raise and manage funds, promote school spirit, assist the Athletic Department, and advocate for athletics in our community. KABC provides funding across a wide range of sports teams and, through team fundraising, scholarships, and support for equipment, training, and facilities, we strive to strengthen the connection between academics and athletics while fostering pride, camaraderie, and opportunities for all Kamiak athletes.

Click below for more information.

The Kamiak Performing Arts Boosters (KPAB) proudly supports Band, Choir, Dance, Drama, Guard, Jazz, and Orchestra at Kamiak High School. These award-winning programs give students opportunities to learn, perform, and compete locally, nationally, and internationally. From the renowned Show Band and Color Guard, to acclaimed Choirs, the Dulcineas Dance Team, vibrant Drama productions, dynamic Jazz ensembles, and symphonic Orchestras, KPAB helps provide enriching experiences that foster talent, creativity, and lifelong appreciation for the performing arts.

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Mukilteo School District does not discriminate in any programs or activities based on sex, race, creed, religion, color, national origin, honorably discharged veteran or military status, sexual orientation, gender expression, gender identity, the presence of any sensory, mental, or physical disability, or the use of trained dog guide or service animal. The district provides equal access to the Boy Scouts and other youth group listed in Title 36 of the United States Code as patriotic society. The following employees have been designated to handle questions and complaints of alleged discrimination: Civil Rights Coordinator and Title IX Coordinator Robert Gallagher (425-356-1300), gallagherrm@mukilteo.wednet.edu, Section 504 Coordinator Becca Anderson (425-356-1277), andersonra@mukilteo.wednet.edu, and the ADA/Access Coordinator Karen Mooseker (425-356-1330), moosekerkw@mukilteo.wednet.edu. Address: 9401 Sharon Drive in Everett, WA. Inquiries regarding ADA/Access issues at Sno-Isle TECH Skills Center should be directed to Wes Allen, Director (425-348-2220) allenwr@mukilteo.wednet.edu. Address: 9001 Airport Road in Everett, WA 98204.