Please take this opportunity to remind yourselves of school procedures should it become necessary to begin late or cancel school due to weather conditions. In the event that we close school, we will alert Flash Alert first (see instructions below on how to subscribe to Flash Alert).

In addition, we will update the district's Facebook page, and district website and also notify Seattle–based television stations, including KIRO, KING, and KOMO; radio stations KBRC (AM 1430) and KAPS (AM 660).

Flash Alert Sign-up:

To receive the most up-to-date emergency information about our district, we encourage you to sign up for an automatic Emergency Flash Alert text or email from our school district by doing the following:

Login or create and account on the Flash Alert website;
Search on North Puget Sound Schools;
Select La Conner School District;
Follow the subscription prompt to receive a Flash Alert Message from our school district.

If you do not hear that school is closed or late, assume that school will be operating on schedule. School will be dismissed early only when a severe safety or health factor is involved. As long as we are warm and have water, we usually try to finish our regular school day. If it is determined that students must be sent home early, an announcement will be broadcast by KBRC and KAPS radio and sent out over the Flash Alert System. The elementary school will contact as many parents as possible by telephone.

The safety of La Conner students will be at the heart of any decision made. If you have questions or concerns, please email or call the Email Transportation Supervisor at 360-466-3171.

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La Conner Schools 305 N. 6th St La Conner, WA 98257
Number: (360) 466-3171 Fax: (360) 466-3523 Email: ckahns@lc.k12.wa.us

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