Anacortes School District
School district in Washington state, USA
Anacortes School District No. 103 is a public school district in Skagit County, Washington and serves the city of Anacortes.
Justin Irish is the superintendent of the school district.
According to the school's official website, the school district has 400 staff members and 2,400 enrolled students.
Schools
High schools
Anacortes High School
Notable Alumni - Craig Bartlett, Rien Long, Phil Elverum, Bret Lunsford of "Beat Happening"
Cap Sante High School (Alternative school)
Middle schools
Anacortes Middle School
Elementary schools
Fidalgo Elementary School K-5
Island View Elementary School K-5
Mount Erie Elementary School K-5
Whitney Elementary School Preschool and Kindergarten
Special Schools and Programs
Anacortes Home Education Partnership
References
External links
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