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    About Stevens

    Isaac I. Stevens Elementary School

    Our History

    Stevens Elementary is named after Isaac Ingalls Stevens, Washington State’s first territorial governor.  The school opened its doors to neighborhood families and children in 1906.  The school is considered one of Washington State’s Historic Schools.

    The building was remodeled in 2001, maintaining many of the original features, such as the beautiful hardwood stairways, high ceilings and some nooks and crannies (e.g., the art loft).
    Today, Stevens serves students, kindergarten through fifth grade.

    Stevens Mission

    Our mission is to provide a high quality academic and
    social-emotional education that meets every student’s
    needs, ensuring equitable access for
    all students in a safe environment where children are
    inspired to develop their skills and talents, a life-long
    love for learning, and a passion to care for each other
    and our community.

    Stevens Vision:   

    Our vision is that every Stevens student is empowered
    by a high quality education and a strong sense of
    value and purpose to achieve their goals in a safe,
    diverse and caring community.

    Stevens Stars Pledge

    I promise to:

    • Strive to develop my own special talents
    • Take responsibility for my actions and learning
    • Achieve academic excellence
    • Respect myself and others
    • Share my skills and talents with others


    Stevens Way Graphic

    Collaborative Teaming: Teachers, staff, students, and families work together  (e.g., Building-leadership Team (BLT); Professional Learning Communities (PLCs); Teacher Collaborative Groups (TCGs), and Committee work).

    Essential Academic Outcomes:  Academic outcomes we want for each and every student, at each grade level. Currently we are focused on reading and will be expanding this focused work to math and writing.

    Essential Behavior Outcomes:  Social and behavioral outcomes we want for each and every student, at each grade level.

    Community Partnerships:  Teachers, staff, student, families, and community organizations work together (e.g., PTA).

    No Tolerance Policy

    Seattle Public Schools has a no tolerance policy towards weapons , drugs, or alcohol on its campuses and at District-sponsored activities.

    Bell Times - School Schedule 2018/2019

    Bus/Student Arrival Time:
    Start time: 7:55 a.m. End time: 2:25 p.m.
    Early Release Wednesday: 7:55 a.m. - 1:10 p.m.

     

    School Photo

    Contact Us

    1242 18th Ave E
    Seattle, WA 98112

    Main Office: 206-252-3400
    Fax: 206-252-3401

    Attendance: stevens.attendance
    @seattleschools.org

    Dr. Fitch

    Principal: Dr. Brian K. Fitch
    bkfitch@seattleschools.org

    Additional Resources

    2018-19 Bell Schedule

    Start and End Time:
    7:55 a.m. - 2:25 p.m.

    Early Release Wednesday:
    7:55 a.m. - 1:10 p.m.