Capital High School

The community is invited to a one-hour Zoom webinar on Wednesday, February 2, 2022 to learn about OSD Legislative Priorities and 2022-23 Budget Planning.

The Olympia School District has one measure on the February 8, 2022 Special Election ballot: a proposed four-year Technology and Safety Replacement Levy.

Take a look at how technology is currently being used in classrooms throughout the Olympia School District as we prepare for the proposed Technology & Safety Replacement Levy on the February 8, 2022 Special Election ballot measure.

The Olympia School Board will consider a proclamation on January 27 to recognize Black Lives Matter at School Week of Action in OSD schools January 31 through February 4, 2022. ​ The Black Lives Matter at School campaign first began in Seattle in 2016 and has since spread across the nation.

I recognize this is a late hour to be receiving this communication, and some of you may not read this until tomorrow, but I did not want to delay in getting out this message. If you have not heard, there was a local media report today of a video and audio clip taken at a basketball game this last weekend between Capital High School and River Ridge High School. This video/audio clip was shared on social media, circulated, and part of a story on KIRO news radio.

Stay up-to-date on COVID-19 guidance and information, including details about testing, vaccination clinics, as well as links to the OSD Pandemic Safety Plan, OSD COVID-19 Data Dashboard, messages to families, and more.

Every January school districts across the state and nation honor their board of directors during School Board Recognition Month.

If you have a passion for volunteering but due to COVID safety precautions have not been able to do so, the role of a substitute paraeducator may be just the opportunity for you. We have immediate substitute openings for all paraeducator positions!

The Olympia School District, along with many districts in the state, is having difficulty obtaining the delivery of our milk order. With severe weather conditions the past 10 days, and the mountain passes being closed repeatedly, the distribution of available products is disrupted. We are working to find alternate suppliers to ensure that all schools have ample milk for breakfast and lunch. However, as this supply chain continues to recover, over the next week schools may need to offer bottled water, instead of milk. We apologize for any inconvenience.