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Mark your calendars for the Olympia School District’s Virtual Ice Cream Social from 4-6 p.m. on Tuesday, May 25 on Zoom. ​ This year’s online event will honor district retirees and recognize the Olympia Education Association Teacher of the Year.

Follow this link to enroll your student online for the 2021-22 school year. ​ If you live outside of the Olympia School District, please do not attempt to register your student using the New Student Online enrollment process. Instead, please visit our OSD Transfers webpage or call the district office:

In our most recent edition of Spotlight on Success; Vaccine clinic scheduled in May for students 16 and older, Olympia High School student artists win state and local awards, High school students transition to hybrid in-person learning, 2021-22 Online Enrollment Available, April Pigue, Distinguished Grad, ORLA Class of 2018, Students winning artwork featured on traffic safety yard signs and much more!

Last fall, families participated in a survey based on their experience with their child’s school. Like the data gathered in fall, the survey linked below will be used to determine the level of progress made in different schools and will inform planning going forward as we work towards meeting the district's Student Outcomes, developed as part of the strategic planning process.

The Olympia School District Board of Directors has approved the school year calendar for the 2021-22 school year.

Each spring as the district plans the next school year’s budget, students, staff, parents/guardians and community members are asked to share their priorities for how the district should spend its local and state resources. This year, we ask that participants complete several short sections of an online budget survey to help us plan for the 2021-22 school year. The deadline to complete the survey is 11:59 p.m. on Friday May 7, 2021.

Elementary, middle and high school students currently attending hybrid in-person learning two days a week will attend school in person four days a week starting on Monday, May 3, provided COVID-19 transmission rates continue to support additional students on campus.

​ The Olympia School District will distribute free grab-and-go meals, or meal boxes with five breakfasts and five lunches, each Wednesday through the end of this school year to students at schools listed in this article.

As the district transitions to more in-person hybrid learning, now is a good time for parents and guardians to review bus route information.