Testing for 6th grade students who wish to be assessed for 7th grade Honors English will take place during spring conference week, March 22 through 25, in the elementary buildings. This is ONE piece of data that is used for placement in honors English. If you wish for your child to be assessed, please print and complete the permission form and return it to your child’s school office by Friday, March 12. If you are unable to print the form, it is available in each elementary office.
Senior Presentations & Student Led Conferences
Senior Presentations and SLCs have moved to May this year (May 17-20).Panelists are needed for the Senior Presentations. If you would like to serve please complete this online volunteer form.
Senior Presentations will take place May 17-20 from 11 a.m. - 2:30 p.m.
Your participation is greatly appreciated!
Cold Weather Still Here!
Spring is not here yet. The district will be using weather condition notification systems to keep you in the know!Read More:
Spokane Regional Health Immunization Clinics
Mead School District is working with Spokane Regional Health District to host local immunization clinics for our students. Immunizations are for all children and are provided at NO CHARGE- however there is a limited supply.
Listed below are the dates, times, and locations for the upcoming clinics. If you have any questions please call Spokane Regional Health District at 324-1600. Parents must be present and must bring all children's lifetime or doctor provided vaccination records so that required immunizations can be identified.
Date Location Time March 16, 2010 Farwell Elementary School 3PM-6PM
March 18, 2010 Shiloh Hills Elementary School 3PM-6PM
The Mead School District is pleased to provide our community access to our performance report cards through an OSPI website (http://reportcard.ospi.k12.wa.us). These report cards outline academic progress in the Washington Assessment of Student Learning for our district and for our individual schools.
As you will see, Mead students continue to exceed state averages. The overall growth in our district performance happens because of excellent teaching and an atmosphere that promotes a rich learning experience.
Mead is proud of its reputation for providing quality academic programs and strong co-curricular programs for all students in every school. We appreciate your continuing support of our students and their learning.