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When you register a student, Skyward asks you to acknowledge the handbook and a few district policies. This page is the permanent home for each of them — read or print any one here, anytime.
Read each item below — open it to view it on our site or to print it. You complete the actual I have read this checkboxes inside Skyward during registration, where they’re saved with your student’s record. Keep this page bookmarked; the same links stay good all year.
Selection and use of electronic learning resources in the classroom.
Defines excused and unexcused absences and related procedures.
Maintenance, access, and confidentiality of student education records.
The district-wide handbook that gathers students' rights and the district's required notices and policies in one place — nondiscrimination, FERPA student-records rights, anti-harassment and bullying (HIB), gender-inclusive schools, enrollment rights for students experiencing homelessness, and the policies on student discipline, cell phones, and weapons.
Annual Internet, Technology, Device, and Account Usage Agreement — the rules and consent form parents sign at enrollment covering responsible use, device care, filtering and monitoring, student data privacy, and liability.
The attendance agreement families sign at enrollment, explaining attendance expectations, reporting procedures, and Washington's compulsory attendance requirements for all three schools.
Authorization, planning, and supervision of student field trips.
Rules and Regulations for School Bus Riders
Student discipline standards, due process, and consequences.
Read the guide for the school your student attends — you only need yours.
Beacon Elementary's everyday guide for families — arrival and dismissal, attendance, food service, bus transportation, health services, and safety procedures, plus the school's mission and expectations. The one place to find how a school day works at Beacon.
Simpson Elementary's everyday guide for families — attendance, bus transportation, food service, health services, electronic-device rules, and student expectations, plus the school's mission, Title I family-engagement program, and parents' roles. The one place to find how a school day works at Simpson.
Montesano Junior/Senior High's complete guide for students and families (grades 7–12) — bell schedules, graduation requirements and the 4-year plan, attendance and conduct standards, the activities and athletics code, clubs, and bus and technology rules, plus the school's mission and alma mater. The one place to find how MJSHS works.