The Front Gate Opens at Beacon
Students are welcomed with a warm smile and head to breakfast or recess.
Every student will be known by name, challenged by work, and cheered on by somebody — every single day.
The first weeks set the pattern for the whole year — and a few missed days early can put a child behind before they notice. Most absences don't feel like much — until you see how they add up.
Shout-outs go straight to the person and their principal. Concerns go straight to the people who can act on them. Anonymous is okay.
Read on school days. In an emergency, call 911. Need a formal complaint process?
Our kids show up — to practice, to rehearsal, to a Knowledge Bowl match, to opening night, to the 5 AM bus. If you want to do it, we'll find a way.
Lake Sylvia, once a logging-camp mill pond, became a state park when the City of Montesano deeded 234 acres of its watershed to the state.
Students are welcomed with a warm smile and head to breakfast or recess.
Our school librarian gathers TK students on a cozy carpet in the Library for story time, sparking a love for reading in each little heart
Spanish II students working together to sketch a map of Mexico.
Fire Science students helped run a mock emergency drill — closing streets, watching a Life Flight helicopter land, and talking with the crew about coordination…Fire Science students helped run a mock emergency drill — closing streets, watching a Life Flight helicopter land, and talking with the crew about coordination when seconds count.
Do you smell that? Is it just the smell of pizza? Or is it the smell of young minds and bodies getting refueled for the rest of the school day?
Small enough that your kindergartner's teacher will remember them at graduation. Big enough that your senior can take AP classes, captain a varsity team, and lead the FFA chapter.
Ask your child to find three things at dinner that start with the same sound. Bonus: what letter makes that sound?
One question a week from Monte teachers — the kind that gets more than a shrug. Try it at dinner.
Welcome to the Montesano School District. We are very proud of our schools and our community.
We're not the biggest district in Washington. We don't want to be. We want to be the one that knows your child, believes in your child, and shows up for your child. That's the whole job, and our staff takes it very seriously.
If you would like to know more about us, please don’t hesitate to email or call.
Mr. Dan Winter, Superintendent
Montesano School District · 502 E. Spruce Avenue, Montesano, WA 98563
Phone: (360) 249-3942
Email: community@monteschools.org