Olympia School District

Follow the link below to see the Olympia School District legislative priorities for 2026:

The Olympia School Board has unanimously agreed to place a Technology, Safety and Facility Improvement Replacement Levy proposal before voters on the February 10, 2026, Special Election ballot. The proposed replacement levy is not a new tax. It would replace an expiring four-year technology and safety levy approved by voters in February 2022. The levy would raise an estimated $72.9 million over a four-year period (2027-2030). “The Technology, Safety and Facility Improvement Replacement Levy reflects our community’s ongoing commitment to student success and well-being,” said School Board Director Scott Clifthorne. “It ensures that every school has up-to-date technology, safe and welcoming spaces and the resources needed for high-quality learning.”

Each year, snow or severe weather can lead to delayed start times or school closures. The Olympia School District will notify families of any schedule changes as soon as possible through our ParentSquare communications platform (text/email/calls) as well as on our website and social media platforms (Facebook, Instagram, and X/Twitter).

The Capital Planning and Construction office steered a Planning Advisory Committee over the course of the 2024-25 school year. Committee members were challenged with developing a Long-Term Facilities Master Plan for the district in conjunction with a consultant team, staff and comunity members. This was a comprehensive effort that looked at current school capacity, future enrollment projections, existing facility conditions, the District's educational vision and prioritization of facility needs.

Online enrollment is now available for the Olympia School District 2025-26 school year!

Follow the link below to find Olympia School District budget details for the 2025-26 school year, as well as previous school years:

Looking for information about support groups, crisis lines, help with meals or bills, social and emotional wellness, or tips for taming toddler temper tantrums? You can find all that and much more at our newly updated Resources for Youth and Families webpage.

Olympia School District board meeting agendas are released for the next upcoming board meeting the Friday immediately preceding the board meeting. Minutes for the previous board meeting are approved at the next Board meeting and are published immediately thereafter.

The Olympia School District’s Language Access Plan affirms Board Policy 4217 and 4218 and their accompanying procedures, which support establishing effective, two-way communication between the school district and family members with limited English proficiency, and promote access for such families to programs, services and activities of the District.

We invite all Olympia School District families, friends and community members to follow our social media channels including Facebook, Twitter, Instagram and YouTube.