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.

A week to show our appreciation to all our wonderful teachers!

AP Testing for Advance Placement Students

AP Testing for Advance Placement Students

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.

Alternate Schedule for State-Mandated Testing: Smarter Balance Assessment (SBA) testing for 10th grade & Washington Comprehensive Assessment of Science (WCAS) Testing for 11th grade.

No school in observance of Memorial Day

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.

4-6 PM at Angels of the Winds Arena, Everett

School gets out at 11:00 AM

If you are a current Kamiak student, you can either make an appointment or drop in during lunch to adjust your course requests for 2026-2027. Only in person changes will be make.

 

Incoming 9th grade students can Schoology message their Kamiak counselor during the change window to adjust their course request for 2026-2027. Please note only messages made directly by the student (not parent/guardian or teacher) will be processed.

 

Once the schedule change window has closed, all course requests are locked, and no further student-initiated changes will be made. 

Attention all students who have indicated intent to take Running Start classes in the 2026-2027 school year- the fall quarter course catalogs for most colleges are available! (EvCCs will be available starting May 2nd)

 

Please see your counselor immediately to discuss your options and to obtain a verification form if, indeed, Running Start is the correct placement for you. Courses at the college are filled first come first serve so it is imperative to have all of the required documents, including your verification form, submitted to the college as soon as possible. 

AP students, this is your heads up! Don’t miss AP Exam Training Thursday, April 30 at 7:20 a.m. in the PAC. We’ll cover everything you need to know before testing begins in May!

The following students were selected by Kamiak staff as Students of the Month for April 2026 due to their outstanding academics, school and/or community leadership and activities and/or athletics. (One 9th grade student chose not to have their photo published)

Each week, 375 bags of food are distributed to elementary and middle school students in our district, thanks to our Family Engagement Liaisons (FELs). At the high school level, students can visit pantry spaces designed to feel like a store, where they can choose free food and essential items with dignity and care. This important work is made possible through generous community donations and the dedication of our FELs, who support families in meaningful, everyday ways.

We invite you to see this work in action at our Family Engagement Center (FEC) Community Celebration and Open House on Wednesday, April 29 from 5–7 p.m.

Come explore the FEC, meet community partners, and learn about the many resources available to support students and families. This is a great opportunity to connect, ask questions, and discover how the FEC serves our families.

Guests will enjoy light refreshments and can enter to win door prizes, including a baby supplies basket, family game night basket, and emergency kit. Youth attendees can receive free books and bus passes. Families are also welcome to make an appointment during the event to “shop” with community partners at the FEC for free clothing and food in a welcoming, supportive environment.

We hope you will join us for this special evening of connection, celebration, and community!

JV Girls Softball lost to Lake Stevens and Varsity dominated with 18-2 win.

JV Boys Soccer defeated Lynnwood 5–1, and Varsity earned a 4–3 win.

JV Boys Baseball dominated over Mariner with a 10-0 win

Varsity Boys Golf - This Monday at the WESCO Match #3 held at Mill Creek Country Club, the varsity boys golf team delivered another dominant performance, taking 1st place and winning by an impressive 10 strokes over the field. Sophomore Tristan Kim led the way with a stellar 3-under 33, earning medalist honors. Varsity Captain Lewis Yoon followed with an even-par 36, and Junior Brayden Van Hook added a solid 38 (+2) to help secure the victory. Another huge win for the Knights—keep the momentum going!

Girls Golf took 1st at the Burlington-Edison Invitational, continuing our winning streak of 1st-place finishes in every tournament and match this season. Freshman Noel Chong earned 18-hole medalist honors with a score of 73, and Wonnie Lee placed 1st in the 9-hole division.

JV and Varsity Girls Tennis both won 4-3 against Cascade

Varsity Girls Softball won 6-0 against Jackson

C-Team Boys Soccer won 3-0 against Monroe

Girls Golf took first at WESCO 4A #3 today. Sarah and Noel placed 1st (35) and Ashtyn placed 3rd (40).

JV Girls Tennis won 5–2 against Cascade, and Varsity secured a 6–1 victory.

JV Girls Softball won 12–2 against Arlington, while Varsity finished with a 7–2 victory.

JV Boys Baseball won 12–2 against Mariner, while Varsity dominated with a 12–0 win over Cascade.

JV and Varsity Boys Soccer lost against Jackson.

JV and Varsity Girls Tennis both lost to Jackson 

JV Girls Softball lost to Glacier Peak but Varsity had a big win of 10-0. 

JV Boys Baseball won 4-1 and Varsity won 11-1 against Marysville Getchell.

10:00 AM - Boys and Girls Track in the Eason Invitational at Fulton High School Stadium

11:00 AM - JV Boys Soccer vs Cascade at Everett Memorial Stadium

1:00 PM - Varsity Boys Soccer vs Cascade at Everett Memorial Stadium

11:00 AM - Varsity Girls Softball vs Edmonds-Woodway at Edmonds-Woodway HS

11:00 AM - JV Boys Baseball vs Inglemoor at Inglemoor HS

1:00 PM - Varsity Boys Baseball vs Inglemoor at Inglemoor HS

Open gym sessions are running through May and sponsored by the girls and boys basketball programs. Open to all skill levels, everyone is welcome!

Monday and Wednesday from 7:30 - 9:30 PM

⛹️‍♂️Boys Basketball Open Gym:

Tuesday and Thursday from 7:00 - 9:00 PM

The Kamiak Lady Knights Wrestling program is excited to offer Spring Open Conditioning—and this opportunity is open to ALL Kamiak students boys and girls, not just wrestlers.

This is not a wrestling practice—it’s a strength and conditioning opportunity for any athlete looking to improve.

Whether you're in-season, off-season, or just looking to get stronger and more confident, this is a great way to invest in yourself.

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Tuesdays & Thursdays

6:00 – 7:30 PM

Kamiak Weight Room

Start Date: April 14

End Date: May 28

Following this session, we will transition into Open Mats for those interested in wrestling-specific training.

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Strength and conditioning are the foundation of every sport. Consistent strength training is one of the biggest predictors of athletic performance and injury prevention.

•    Build strength, speed, and endurance

•    Reduce injury risk

•    Improve confidence and mental toughness

•    Prepare for your next season—whatever sport that may be

If you want to be faster, stronger, and harder to move—this is where you start.

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At Lady Knights Wrestling, this is bigger than just workouts.

We are building a culture rooted in:

•    Grit – Showing up and pushing through hard things

•    Accountability – Doing what you say you’ll do

•    Support – Lifting each other up

•    Growth – Getting better every day

Led by the Kamiak Lady Knights Wrestling coaching staff and athletes, we’re here to help athletes grow as competitors, teammates, and leaders in the Kamiak community.

As a program, we believe in developing not just athletes—but confident, resilient leaders.

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•    Multi-sport athletes

•    Off-season athletes

•    Anyone looking to get stronger

•    Anyone curious about wrestling

No experience required. No commitment required. Just show up and work.

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•    Athletic clothes

•    Water bottle

•    Running shoes

•    A great attitude

(No special equipment needed.)

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All sessions are supervised by Kamiak coaching staff and follow school and athletic department guidelines.

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•    No athletic clearance required—this is open to all Kamiak students

•    Day 1 will focus on fundamentals, movement, and getting comfortable in the weight room

•    Joining partway through is completely acceptable—just jump in when you can

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Grab a friend and come check it out—no sign-up needed.

Show up on April 14th and get to work.

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You don’t need to be great to start.

You just need to be willing to show up.

And once you do—day by day—you’ll become someone stronger than you thought possible.

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

– Coach Baldwin & Kamiak Lady Knights Wrestling

Kamiak High School is now accepting nominations for the 3rd Annual Hall of Fame Ceremony, which will take place in June 2027. Anyone is welcome to nominate former Kamiak athletes for this special honor.

The nomination form includes a link to review the official selection criteria. Please be sure to submit all nominations by June 1, 2026.

👉 Submit Nomination Here

Help us recognize and celebrate the outstanding achievements and legacy of Kamiak athletes!

Book by Douglass Wallop & George Abbott​

Music and Lyrics by Jerry Ross & Richard Adler

 

Directed by Bryan Sullivan

Music Directed by Nancy Duck-Jefferson

Choreographed by Eva Stone

Orchestra Directed by Brian Steves

 

Based on the novel, The Year the Yankees Lost the Pennant by Douglass Wallop, Damn Yankees the Broadway mega-hit and winner of seven Tony Awards, including Best Musical, hits it out of the park! The winning score by Adler and Ross and a devilish book by George Abbot have made this sporty musical comedy a true American classic.

 

Middle-aged baseball fanatic Joe Boyd, trades his soul to the Devil, also known as Mr. Applegate, for a chance to lead his favorite team to victory in the pennant race against the New York Yankees. As young baseball sensation, Joe Hardy, he transforms the hapless Washington Senators into a winning team, only to realize the true worth of the life that he's left behind. Joe ultimately outsmarts Applegate, returns to his former self and shepherds the Senators to the World Series.

 

Light, fast-paced and devilishly clever, Damn Yankees is a homerun hit, featuring all-American subject matter and an irreverent sense of humor. The perfect choice for a high school's spring musical or community theatre production, Damn Yankees is a wicked, romantic comedy, sure to please.

 

 

 

For more information, please email Theatre Director Bryan Sullivan at sullivanbp@mukilteo.wednet.edu.

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.

This past weekend students from the TSA club competed in the State competition in Spokane. Everyone who competed put in weeks of planning, studying, and designing their submissions. It has been a lot of work and time that each of them devoted to competing. We need to take a moment to congratulate the following students; Timmy Baatar, Jonathan Gebretsadik, Kaiden Nguyen, Brent Park, Brandon Wong for placing in 3rd place for their submission to Digital Video Production and for placing 1st in On Demand Video. This team has now qualified to compete at the National TSA Conference being held this summer in Washingtion D.C. June 22-26. The team wants to give a shoutout to fellow club members Sofia Czech and Nia Chung for all the support they provided. Congratulations again and good Luck!

Join the Cancer Awareness Club on Monday, April 27th, after school in room 236 for a meeting focused on lung cancer awareness. We’ll be learning about risk factors, prevention, and early detection, and we'll also be playing some very fun interactive games and activities for a prize! It’s a great way to stay informed and get involved in spreading awareness!

Hello everyone, Care Craft Projects is having a meeting next week on Wednesday, April 29th! We will be having a fun movie party while crafting, treats will be provided during this party so bring your friends for a great time! We hope to see you there! Rm 222 2-3pm

Come to Room 143 on Thursday, April 30, to explore the art of Kanji calligraphy. This special collaboration between Japanese Club and Art Club will give you a hands-on opportunity to work with ink and brush techniques. No experience needed—just come ready to create! ✨

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!

We are officially less than two months away from graduation! This is an exciting time, but it is also extremely important for students to focus, be proactive in problem-solving, and work with their team if they need support. It is not uncommon for seniors to lose motivation this time of year, knowing graduation is just around the corner. Please encourage your student to confirm they are on track for graduation and have them reach out to their teachers or counselor to make a plan, if needed. If your student is currently not passing classes, attending credit recovery, working on independent study or online classes, or needs to submit additional paperwork to be on track, they should be keeping in contact with their teachers and counselor consistently over the coming weeks. We are here to help! If your student cannot complete all requirements, they may not be eligible to graduate and/or participate in the ceremony. We hope to support every student in finishing the year strong!!

Fall quarter registration has begun, and college fall course guides are now available! If your student is planning to attend fall quarter at Running Start, please read through the information below that pertains to your individual student.

 

For currently enrolled Running Start students (11th graders) to register for classes, they will need to complete the quarterly verification form and meet with their Kamiak school counselor to have it signed. Students should review class options in the college course guide before contacting their counselor. The earlier this step can be completed, the better chance they have of getting the classes they want/need. A copy of the verification form is available on the Kamiak Running Start page (under Counseling) and hard copies are available in the Counseling Office.

 

Students enrolling for the first time should be in the process of completing the Running Start registration steps on the college website. All students need to have viewed our Kamiak Running Start Webinar prior to registration. The webinar link is available on the Running Start page of the Kamiak website (under Counseling). We HIGHLY recommend parents watch this webinar with their students. As students navigate steps, they can contact their school counselor for questions.

 

Is your student interested in summer quarter at Running Start? Your student may be eligible for summer college classes. This quarter is open to incoming new students, current students, and even graduating seniors who qualify. Summer quarter is shorter (less than 8 weeks long) and faster paced than a typical quarter, which often makes it more challenging. Additionally, the number of credits your student is eligible to take will be based on the number of credits they completed during the school year. If your student is interested in summer quarter, they should contact their counselor when they complete fall quarter registration. 

Pursuit is a college and career preparation initiative designed primarily for students with disabilities. In partnership with Washington’s Division of Vocational Rehabilitation, the program provides pre-employment transition services that focus on building self-advocacy, workplace readiness, and confidence through hands-on learning experiences. Participants—typically ages 14–22 with an IEP, 504 plan, or documented disability—can access in-person or online classes, job site tours, internships, and skill-building workshops that help them explore career paths and prepare for postsecondary education or employment. Overall, Pursuit aims to equip students with practical skills and support systems to successfully transition into college and the workforce.

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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)

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

Senior students received important information on scholarships, graduation, prom, senior events, and more.

Here is the slideshow with all the details that were reviewed during the meeting.

Mukilteo Schools Foundation has 2 scholarships available to seniors: one general scholarship to help seniors further their post-high school education, the second scholarship is for seniors wanting to go into Aviation. Both scholarships are now open and due before May 1, 2026

The Senior class has a dedicated webpage on the Kamiak website, where we share important information about graduation and major senior year events. Be sure to visit regularly and check the calendar for updates and upcoming events.

When viewing the full calendar on the senior webpage, you also have the option to subscribe. By subscribing, all events will sync and display on your Outlook, Gmail, Yahoo Mail, Hotmail, iPhone, iPad, Android, or other devices.

🖨️ Here is a printable calendar to print on your own.

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.

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.

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.