Federal Way School District Local Education Agency Consolidated Accountability Plan 2026-2027
The Local Education Agency Consolidated Accountability Plan (L-CAP) for the Federal Way School District outlines strategies to address resource inequities and improve educational outcomes for the 2026-2027 school year. It prioritizes ensuring high-quality rigorous instruction, implementing Multi-Tiered Systems of Support (MTSS) for academic and social-emotional needs. Key goals include improving Math and ELA outcomes, increasing regular student attendance, reducing exclusionary discipline, and enhancing ninth-grade persistence to graduation, with a strong focus on eliminating disproportionality among student groups and meeting or exceeding state averages.
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Federal Way Public Schools Board of Education School Board Meeting
The meeting featured presentations from the principal of Illehey Middle School regarding school culture, the AVID program, and new tier-2 academic intervention systems. The Board recognized student achievements in the arts, career and technical education, math, and speech and debate. The Islamic Center of Federal Way presented a certificate of appreciation to the district for its inclusive support during Ramadan. Finally, the Board received an update on executive limitation four, focusing on communication policies and superintendent leadership.
May 5, 2026·Board meeting
Federal Way Public Schools Board of Education Work Study Meeting
The board meeting focused on organizational performance presentations, including an overview of the Highly Capable and Earned Honors program and an update regarding the middle school and high school master schedules.
Mar 31, 2026·Board meeting
Board Of Education School Board Meeting
The board meeting began with an executive session addressing legal and real estate matters. Following the call to order, the agenda was formally approved. The board received a presentation from the principal of Thomas Jefferson High School, which showcased the school's International Baccalaureate program, leadership curriculum, and significant achievements by the speech and debate team and math department. Furthermore, the meeting featured the "Because of You" awards to recognize staff members for their contributions to student success and concluded with accolades for the Decatur High School jazz band for their participation in the annual Hot Java Cool Jazz event.
