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Ramadan is observed from February 17 to March 19, 2026, and we recognize this is an important month for many in our community. To ensure students who are not eating during the school day have access to nutritious meals at home, Federal Way Public Schools is offering take-home breakfast and lunch options in alignment with OSPI guidance.

To support FWPS families and the community, we’ve added additional food banks, community meal sites, and food assistance resources to the FWPS Community Resources webpage.

On Wednesday, October 22, middle and high school scholars and families attended the annual Life After High School College and Career Fair to explore next steps after graduation.

October is recognized as Disability History and Awareness Month, aiming to promote awareness, respect, and acceptance for individuals with disabilities. The goal is to foster a stronger sense of pride among people with disabilities. Come together with FWPS to amplify the voices and broaden the stories of individuals with disabilities, fostering inclusive school environments.

Foster an in-depth understanding of grade-level curriculum, assessments, and district resources to support academic success.

During DiscoverU Week, FWPS scholars in grades PK-12 will participate in a week of college and career exploration activities.

From September 15 to October 15, Federal Way Public Schools is proud to celebrate National Hispanic Heritage Month. This annual observance honors the rich histories, cultures, contributions, and achievements of people whose ancestors came from Spain, Mexico, the Caribbean, and Central and South America.

School Open House Nights will be Sept. 16-18, 2025. Please be sure to attend these important events.

Welcome to the 2025-26 school year! Hear from Superintendent Dr. Pfeiffer as she shares what you can expect this school year!

This school year is full of opportunities for growth—and it starts with taking healthy risks. Whether it’s joining a new club, trying out for a sport, or signing up for a more challenging class, stepping outside your comfort zone builds skills, confidence, and friendships that can last a lifetime.

Each new school year brings new energy, new experiences, programs, and initiatives to support student success. Find everything you (and your child) should know about district-wide changes to expect this year, all in one place.

FWPS has updated its cell phone policy this fall to help scholars stay focused, connected, and ready to learn. Here’s what’s changing and how families can help their child prepare.

Fifth graders asked their biggest questions about starting middle school, and we’ve got the answers! From homework to lunch, find out what to expect and how our middle schools will support you every step of the way.

The move from elementary to middle school is a major milestone—not just for scholars, but for their families, too. Here's a guide to help parents navigate the transition.

We are proud to honor the incredible group of Federal Way Public Schools employees who are retiring at the end of this school year.

Last night, Federal Way Public Schools proudly hosted our annual Native Graduation Celebration at Olympic View K-8, honoring 18 incredible students from 5th, 8th, and 12th grades. This heartfelt event celebrated academic milestones while uplifting Native identity, culture, and community. 

In June, we recognize LGBTQ+ Pride Month, a time to celebrate the diverse and vibrant identities that strengthen our district.