Federal Way Public Schools - A District of Distinction
Federal Way Public Schools (FWPS) is a leader in continual innovation among public schools in the state and nation. Case in point: The district is currently implementing a full standards-based education system, to ensure clear learning targets in every class across the district, common ways to assess student progress and effective communications with students and parents/guardians. Read more »
Summer School Registration Now Open
Looking for summer school options? Students in Federal Way Public Schools have a variety of summertime options for maintaining, expanding and improving their academic skills and knowledge. Traditional summer... Read more »
Two Federal Way Schools Accept Washington Achievement Awards
Federal Way Public Academy and Nautilus K-8 were recognized at a ceremony on April 30 as being among 381 schools statewide to win the State’s highest honor bestowed on schools –... Read more »
Highline Community College Honors Trise Moore as Key Community Member
FWPS Family and Community Partnership Director Trise Moore was recently recognized by Highline Community College as an outstanding community partner that is making considerable contributions to the local community. Read more »
Partnership 101 Events Attracting Great Participation
The Gates Foundation grant received by the Family and Community Partnership Office last fall is already having an impact. One of... Read more »
Calling All Five-Year-Olds: Kindergarten Registration, Round-Ups Happening Now
In Federal Way schools, Kindergarten registration and Kindergarten roundups are held from May 1 through the first week in June. In order to register for Kindergarten, the child must be 5... Read more »
FWPS Staff and School Honored as Earth Heroes
Students, parents, teachers and staff members who practice a commitment to the environment in the classroom and beyond were honored by King County Executive Dow Constantine at the county’... Read more »
MSP Testing for Students in Grades 3-8 Continues
The Measurements of Student Progress (MSP), the state’s exam for students in grades 3-8, is now being given in our schools. The MSP is available in paper/pencil... Read more »
