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8th Grade Breakfast
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8th Grade Graduation
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8th Grade Trip
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LAST DAY OF SCHOOL - NOON RELEASE
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MAKE-UP DAY IF NEEDED
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JUNETEETH HOLIDAY
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Board of Directors Meeting
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Grapeview Library
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Grapeview Library
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Grapeview Library
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Welcome to Grapeview School

Our Mission:  "To engage and inspire each student in achieving academic excellence, personal creativity and to nurture their social and emotional intelligence."

The award-winning Grapeview School District, serves about 240 students in grades TK-8.  The TK-5 program is located in the main building, and grades 6, 7, and 8 operate as a middle school in classrooms adjacent to the main building.  The district has approximately 14 certificated staff, 12 classified staff, and an operating budget of $4.6 million.  Grapeview cooperates with neighboring districts and the ESD 113 for shared services in special education, counseling, nursing, and other programs.  The middle school participates in the Tri-County Athletic League.  High school students attend grades 9-12 at neighboring North Mason and Shelton High Schools.  The district is proud of the excellent and personal education available at Grapeview.

Grapeview School District Strategic Plan

School News

Grapeview and Kiwanis K-Kids program

Are you ready to make a big difference, build awesome leadership skills, and have an absolute blast? The K-Kids After School Club is looking for YOU! 🦅✨

If you are in Grades 2–6, this is your chance to team up with amazing friends and change the world. 🌎❤️

Here is what being a K-Kid is all about:

Learn & Lead: Discover your strengths, build leadership skills, and—most importantly—HAVE FUN with games and special events! 🎉

⚠️ IMPORTANT: Space is limited to the first 24 students on a first-come, first-served basis, so don't wait! 🏃‍♂️💨

Be kind. Be a leader. Be a K-Kid! 💙 Let's change the world together, Gators!

RealDogsRead_1 (PDF)

Real Dawgs Read is a summer reading program developed for K-8, Title I schools in Washington state. There is no cost to schools or participants (postage is covered); it is simply a way to incent students to read over the summer. Participants read at least 20 minutes a day on 30 separate days to earn a Husky reward and reading certificate. 

Read (at least) 20 minutes a day on 30 separate days and you will earn a Husky reward!

Ready to begin? You must download the journal BEFORE you start reading. Only official Real Dawgs Read journals will be accepted (no home-made journals). After you have performed the required reading, come back to this page and have your parent/guardian complete this form.

To obtain your tracking sheet, click HERE!