Students & Families

Classroom Supplies

At the start of the year, each student is requested to contribute $25 for school supplies. Additionally, students should bring a pair of headphones with a 3.5 mm jack for use with their computers. Supplies will be bought by grade-level teams and distributed at the beginning of the school year. Students will still need to bring a backpack and, if needed, a lunchbox. If your family needs a partial or full scholarship for this contribution, please contact our school counselor, Tracy Measham at tmeasham@lwsd.org.

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ABC's of Sandburg

What to know more about the in's and out's at Sandburg? Check out our ABC's of Sandburg page.

Volunteering At Sandburg

Volunteer [vol-uhn-teer] A person who voluntarily offers himself or herself for a service or undertaking.

Volunteering is a wonderful way to support your school. If you are interested in volunteering at Sandburg you will need to first fill out a volunteer application. Volunteer applications need to filled out if you are volunteering in the classroom, attending field trips, and participating in school events. After your application has been processed please contact your child's teacher to find out more about the needs of the classroom.

Parent/Student Handbook

Want to learn more about the rules and procedures at Sandburg? Click here.

School Safety

Safe Arrival

Be sure to call if your child will not be at school!

The Safe Arrival Program notifies parents if their child has not arrived at school. Parent volunteers manage this program. If a child is absent and the school has not been notified, the volunteer will attempt to call the parents. Please contact Safe Arrival if your child will not be at school or will be late due to an appointment at 425 936-2700 or email the school secretary Julie Key

Parking Lot Drop-Off and Pick-Up Procedures

Safety is always our primary goal as students arrive at and depart from school each day. We appreciate your help in making the drop-off and pick-up time efficient and safe.

Please keep the following in mind when dropping off or picking up your child each day:

Please observe a 5 mph speed limit in the parking lots at all times, especially in the left-hand drive-through lane. Car doors open quickly, cars pull out from behind larger vehicles and can be tough to see, and some families are walking across the lanes after school; driving slowly will help ensure that students stay safe.
Please use one of the parking spaces, rather than leaving your vehicle in the pick-up lane, when you find that you need to go in to the building with your child.
We ask students and parents to wait behind the cones to ensure everyone is safely out of traffic.
Please cross the parking lot lanes at one of the crosswalks; drivers have difficulty seeing students and parents if they dart from between parked cars.

We routinely exit just under 600 students in close to ten minutes. While some days the drop-off and pick-up lanes may seem slow, we appreciate your patience with everyone involved in the process.