Auburn Citizens for Schools

01/28/2026

12/19/2025

Community members in need are invited to the Auburn School District Community Giveaway from 11 a.m. - 3 p.m., December 23 at Auburn High School, 711 East Main Street.

There will be gifts, toys, clothing, groceries, supplies & food.

Please forward to anyone in the ASD affected by the flood or who needs support.

12/19/2025

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A bit of good news today: The APSF Board of Trustees has approved $78,609 in grant funding and special awards for 83 educators, 21 schools and 4 district programs! Recipients have been notified by email. This funding fuels a wide range of opportunities and projects including Science Center field trips, Art and Music supplies/enrichment, Physical Education equipment and Special Needs support. Congratulations to all recipients! APSF looks forward to celebrating project outcomes and successes. We appreciate the forethought and planning of our grant winners and we are excited for Auburn Students, the real winners!

Contact APSF: [email protected]

12/19/2025

The Auburn School District is organizing a donation drive to aid families affected by the recent flood. The attached flyer provides a detailed list of requested items. We appreciate your assistance in spreading the word to friends and family.

11/27/2025

Dear ASD Staff & Community:

The November 4 election was certified yesterday. I want to thank ASD voters for the strong support of proposition 2, the Safety, Security, Facility Improvements & Technology Replacement Levy. This 6-year levy passed with 56.85% approval and will fund critical updates to our facilities, improve safety and renew the technology levy.

Proposition 1, the bond to rebuild Cascade and Alpac and build middle school #5 did not reach the 60% supermajority, but a 54.05% majority of the community voted yes. The School Board is evaluating the bond results and has not made any decisions on next steps.

We are thankful for such a supportive community and will keep you updated on projects funded through the levy. Our website has details about the specific projects that will be addressed in the next six years with this very important funding.

Thank you to everyone who voted in this important election.

As we head into the Thanksgiving weekend, I am thankful not only for the election support but for the wonderful students, families, staff and community that make up this special district. Tomorrow, hundreds of you will help support the Auburn Public Schools Foundation at the annual Turkey Trot 5K and our community recently set a giving record for the Auburn Food Bank.

I am thankful to live in such a wonderful community. My best to you and your family this holiday weekend. Enjoy!

Sincerely,
Dr. Alan Spicciati
Superintendent

11/06/2025

Early election results on Nov. 4 show that voters said yes to the Auburn School District’s capital levy for safety, technology and maintenance, but the district’s construction bond failed to pick up enough votes to get it past the the 60% supermajority the state requires to pass bonds.

10/31/2025

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Principal Maloney from Ilalko has a clever costume to help remind people to vote! Ballots must be dropped off in a ballot box or postmarked by November 4. Please vote!

10/29/2025

Auburn School District’s Proposition 1 will build a new Middle School #5, replace 58-year-old Cascade Middle School, and replace 53-year-old Alpac Elementary School.

If approved, the new state-of-the-art Alpac Elementary School will be built on its current site at 310 Milwaukee Boulevard North in Pacific, Washington, and is estimated to open August 2029.

This modern, energy-efficient building will serve grades Pre-K through 5, providing learning space for up to 650 students. The design will create flexible learning environments that support early childhood development, collaborative instruction, and technology-enhanced learning.

The 76,000-square-foot facility will include general education classrooms, early-learning and special-education spaces, a library/media center, gymnasium, multipurpose room, kitchen, and administrative offices. A 1,800-square-foot covered play area will support year-round outdoor activity.