Basketball Club, Blacktop/Weight Rm

Chess Club, W206

Color Guard Club, Great Hall

Guitar Club, W202

Newspaper Club, Library

QSA Club, N202

Ready to hoop it up and show off those court skills? A 3‑on‑3 tournament is coming your way, so grab your squad and turn in a roster of 4 to Coach Ty, Mr. Entler, or Mr. Fleming. Rosters are due Wednesday, January 21st, so don’t wait. Pool play tips off Tuesday, January 27th, and the competition is gonna be fierce. Winners score a pizza lunch, and the grand prize is the ultimate bragging right—your team gets to take on the staff. Sign up today and let’s see who runs the nest, Hawks!

In Mukilteo School District students can earn high school world language credits for languages they already speak at home or for which they are already proficient through the World Language Proficiency Exam (WLPE). Registration is open for students in grades 8-12 who have an interest in taking the WLPE and who are relatively proficient in ALL four areas of the language - reading, writing, listening, and speaking. The lowest score among the four areas determines the number of credits earned and up to four high school credits can be awarded. This year the exam will take place the morning of the February 4th in the HP library. There is no cost to take the exam the first time. Some languages require a written essay that takes one hour to complete, followed by a phone interview at a different date. Other languages are assessed online and generally take 2-3 hours to complete. Registration for the exams and more information about the WLPE Exam is available in Schoology in your 8th grader’s Counseling & Library Page where the information was posted early this week. If your student has the language skills for the test, ask them if they’ve already registered and encourage them to do so if they haven’t!

Do you know where your tweens and teens are? If you guessed the Mukilteo Library, you’re probably right.

After-school hours are the busiest time of day at the Mukilteo Library, with more than 200 students coming through our doors on a typical weekday afternoon. We love being a welcoming place for young people to gather, unwind, and use library resources. The vision of Sno-Isle Libraries is to connect everyone to their library, and it’s wonderful to see so many students making the library part of their daily routine.

Library staff actively monitor the space and address disruptive behavior as it arises, but we do not serve as substitutes for parents or guardians. You know your student best and can help decide when they’re ready to use the library independently. Staff regularly remind students and all visitors of our expectations so the library remains a safe and welcoming shared public space for everyone. 

After a long school day, energy levels can understandably run high. We encourage students to take advantage of outdoor areas to burn off some steam before or during their library visit. Afternoons also tend to involve plenty of snacks, and we ask all library users to clean up after themselves.

We truly appreciate parents and guardians reinforcing these expectations with their students. Your support helps ensure the library continues to be a positive place for studying, relaxing, and connecting with the community.

Library staff are here to help with any concerns from students and community members. Please feel free to reach out the Mukilteo Library Manager, Monica Jackson, anytime at mljackson@sno-isle.org. To learn more about our Customer Conduct Administrative Policy please click here: Customer Conduct Policy | Sno-Isle Libraries