Shelton's What's New

On or about January 21, 2020, ballots will be mailed to voters for the February 11th election for the purpose of replacing the current Shelton School District educational programs and operations levy, which expires December 31, 2020. The replacement levy provides funding for basic education services and day-to-day operating expenses that are not fully paid for by the state.

This week, all high school students from CHOICE High School and Shelton High School had the opportunity to meet with representatives from a wide variety of businesses and colleges during the 2019 Career & College Expo Students explored their interests and had conversations with career professionals while learning about different career fields and gathering ideas for their futures.

We are proud to announce that the Shelton School Board has been selected to receive a Board of Distinction Award! The Boards of Distinction recognition program holds rigorous standards and awards school boards that demonstrate alignment with the Washington School Board Standards. The Shelton School District is thankful for our outstanding board members and their dedication to our schools. We are #SheltonProud!

Johan met with the Class of 2022 and 2023 in small group settings and challenged students to think outside their current situations and see their potentials. He shared "The Crazy Ones" quote and challenged students to make their school, community, and world a better place.

Check out this beautiful piece of art created by one of our very own students! Emily created this detailed masterpiece with a welding tool and skills gathered from her Advanced Welding class.

Watch this short video to hear Superintendent Dr. Alex Apostle talk about the severity in which Shelton School District takes safety and security. We want to make sure that all students, parents, guardians, and staff feel safe at school.

Shelton School District is very excited to embark on a new journey with the beginning of the Shelton School District & Community Hall of Fame.

Thank you to everyone who celebrated with us at our ribbon cutting ceremonies for Mt. View Elementary and Shelton High School! We are so grateful for our supportive community.

Last night, the Board of Education recognized Mary Clift, Greysen Reveal, Ethan Roberts, and Anthony Pagel for their efforts in passing Senate Bill 5028, making September the Month of the Kindergartner.