Thank you for your patience and understanding through another challenge last week, but we made it! We are READY and excited to confirm that we will be open for the first day of school tomorrow, Monday, Sept. 21, for all students - in-person, hybrid and remote. Read more...

Prior to midnight before an in-person school day, parents need to "attest" to their child's health by completing the Daily Health Attestation Survey through an online service that will be sent to them via email or text at 3:30 p.m. Sunday through Thursday. Read more...

The Spokane Regional Health District is providing an additional curbside vaccination opportunity on Tuesday, September 29th, from 3:30-6 pm at Mead High School (302 W. Hastings Rd.) BY APPOINTMENT. Read more for link to scheduling...

To provide flexibility, the Mead School Board has approved offering a choice in learning options to its families. The district will offer daily in-person learning for grades K-5 and a rotating in-person schedule for grades 6-12. Additionally, remote on-line learning options are available. Read more . . .

In preparation for the start of school, the Mead School District has developed a robust reopening plan with clear protocols to help keep students and staff safe. Reopening protocols are organized around five key safety themes. Read more . . .

Wondering what your child will need to bring on the first day of school. Click here to read more...

The School Board, to allow time to implement Fall 2020 Reopening Plans, has delayed the start of school to Monday, September 14 for 1-12 grade students and Thursday, September 17 for Kindergarten students. Monday/Wednesday Preschool will start September 21 with Tuesday/Thursday Preschool starting September 22. Read more . . .

The last week of school is ahead of us, Shiloh Eagles. We are grateful to you for supporting our kids while the school had to be closed. Read on for important information about the end of the year, including Chromebook return.