Address: 35999 16th Ave S

               Federal Way,  WA 98003

Phone: 253.945.2570

Website: www.fwps.org/tbhs

Fax:  253.945.2599

Principal: Anali Weatherhead

Assistant Principal: Cheryl Sullivan

Assistant Principal: Cienai Wright-Wilkins

Counseling: Candy Apple, Jolie Comery, Tim Lynch

Grades: 9-12

Year School was Built: 2003

Where every scholar graduates on time, prepared for college and career, inspired to become positive members of a global society; where, in an environment of high expectations, high support, and no excuses, the staff at Todd Beamer High School continuously learns, leads, and uses data to increase academic achievement through collaboration and professional development to ensure our scholars have a voice, a dream, and a bright future.

Our school goals align with the district strategic plan:

Goal 2- Whole Child: Thriving, Confident, Responsible Individuals

Pride Points

• A Site Equity Leadership Team committed to building relationships between all stakeholders, to ensure equitable educational access for all scholars regardless of race, religion, or culture. We are also focused on examining and dismantling institutional and individual racism in all forms through intentional school-wide professional development grounded in research.
• PBIS Matrix focuses on school-wide systems to support a safe learning environment—working to establish the foundation for delivering regular, proactive support to support positive behaviors
• Increased focus on Multi-Tiered Systems of Support that focuses on prevention and problem solving for all. We are connecting academic and non-academic supports in order to eliminate barriers to learning and teaching. Systems include AVID, Character Strong, Communities in Schools, Mentor & ME, PBIS, Titan Quest

Area of Focus

• In a remote learning environment, scholars participate in at least 90% of asynchronous and synchronous classroom instructional time. SEL/CCR (or TBTALKS) stands for social-emotional learning/college and career readiness learning. These lessons work to support scholar’s social emotional well-being and to reinforce school-wide expectations and norms.  Additionally, state graduation requirements for college and career planning are taught as part of SEL/CCR.

Goal 5- Persistence to Graduation through Goal 4 Content-Area Competence, Mastery of All Subjects: High School Graduation Through Successful Transitions

Pride Points

• Continuous and persistent learning to provide equitable and consistently coherent standards-based grading and reporting practices schoolwide
• Our graduation rate has remained between 86 and 88%, higher than both the state and the national average
• The Class of 2020 earned more than $2,000,000 in scholarships

Area of Focus

• Increase by 10% the number of scholars participating in advanced coursework and earning a passing grade in: a) the progression within a content area, b) Advanced Placement coursework c) college-credit bearing courses d) CTE courses
• Increase by 10% the number of scholars meeting grade level standards in core subjects, as measured by state assessments: Smarter Balanced Assessment, District Benchmark Assessment.
• Improve the effectiveness of Professional Learning Communities as measured by student academic growth data.

Parents and community members can participate in Mentor & Me, Parent Support and Advisory Group, tutoring, Booster Club, chaperoning field trips and events and being guest speakers in classrooms.

Check out our school's progress at www.fwps.org/SchoolImprovement.

Check out www.fwps.org/athletics or contact our school for a current list of available athletics teams.

You can find data for all schools on Washington’s Office of the Superintendent of Public Instruction’s website including scholar demographics, teacher information, free and reduced lunch rate, school funding and financial resources, and assessment data at reportcard.ospi.k12.wa.us.

Also, check out the FWPS Data Dashboard on our website: www.fwps.org and click on the “Data Dashboard” icon at the top of the page.