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New requirement | 2021-22 athletics
If your student plans to participate in athletics and has required emergency medications at school for severe medical conditions such as asthma, anaphylaxis, seizures, diabetes, and/or any other life threatening medical condition - there is a new athletic requirement. Please click the headline for details and to download required form.
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Want to learn more about Sequoia?
If you’re interested in learning more about Sequoia and how may be the right choice for you, we encourage you to watch this short video by clicking the link above. We would love to give you more information, details, and chat with you to see if Sequoia is going to be the best place for your future educational goals. Call our main office at 425-385-5100 to speak to someone about Sequoia. If you're wanting to pre-register for CONNECTED in the fall, please click the link to the right.
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Interested in enrolling in Sequoia for 2021-2022
Our next course to enroll in Sequoia called CONNECTED class will start in the Fall Click here to PRE REGISTER.
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Free meals for kids
Pre-ordering for our summer meal program begins June 30 at 3 p.m. for the first Curbside Meal Kit pick up day on Wednesday, July 7. Meals are FREE for all children ages 1-18. Children do not need to be present for a parent or guardian to pick up the meals. Click headline to learn more.
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Summer Hours
The offices will remain closed from July 5th through August 6th and will re-open on August 9th. If you have questions please call 425-385-5100.
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Parent/Guardian/Significant Adult Night Info
Are you interested in learning how to support your studnet at Sequoia High School? Watch this short video introduction. If you have more questions call our office at 4256-385-5100. Video
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Family Technology Support
Having technical questions? Please visit our Family Technology Support page for troubleshooting tips and how to request help.
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Sequoia High School is rooted in choice, equity and building relationships. We focus on individualization while holding students to high academic standards, preparing them for life as contributors to their communities.
