TUKWILA SCHOOL DISTRICT
Stephanie Aragon is an experienced educator with a background in environmental stewardship and sustainability. Stephanie has taught at various educational institutions, including Tukwila School District and The Perkins School, where Stephanie developed curriculum and mentored staff. Stephanie has a Master's in Teaching in Elementary Education from the University of Washington and is known for their passion for providing unique and child-driven learning experiences in outdoor settings.
TUKWILA SCHOOL DISTRICT
OUR STUDENTS WILL INSPIRE YOU! About 3,000 students are enrolled in five schools located within the limits of historic Tukwila. The average student-teacher ratio is 1:25. Students represent many cultures and ethnic groups and speak more than 80 world languages. About 40 percent of students qualify for English Language Learner services. About 80 percent of students are eligible for free/reduced school meals. Tukwila School District has a staff of about 400 employees here to serve our students (half teaching staff, half classified support staff). The district consists of five schools: three elementary schools, one middle school, and one high school. Our community supports our schools. Voters consistently support levy and bond issues. We maintain strong business/community/school partnerships, including with the City of Tukwila, Tukwila Weekend Snackpack, Tukwila Children’s Foundation, and many neighboring businesses and organizations. Tukwila, a community of almost 20,000 residents, welcomes diversity. Incorporated in 1908, the city offers a blend of businesses, churches, parks, and abundant single and multi-family housing available to all income levels in an attractive urban atmosphere. Tukwila is located just south of Seattle, close to the I-5 and I-405 freeways and major arterials. Nearby are Sea-Tac International Airport, Westfield regional shopping mall (formerly known as Southcenter Mall), The Boeing Company, and other retail/office/high-tech/industrial complexes. The district is minutes from downtown Seattle, Renton, Kent, Burien, and Federal Way.