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Bellingham schools begin 2026-27 year Aug. 31

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Bellingham Public Schools began the 2026-27 school year on Tuesday, Aug. 31, with all grades in session, according to Superintendent Greg Baker's message to families and staff.

Preschool, kindergarten, and Promise kindergarten students will start on Wednesday, Sept. 2, the district noted. The district's strategic plan, The Bellingham Promise, emphasizes 'together we achieve more' as its theme for the year. Baker highlighted the district's sixth annual Block Party held on Aug. 22, where hundreds of students received backpacks, books, haircuts, and athletic physicals from community partners.

📄 Source: Local Government — https://www.bellinghamschools.org/all-news/p/~board/2026-2027-news/post/first-day-of-the-2026-27-school-year
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    Bellingham Public Schools began the 2026-27 school year on Tuesday, Aug. 31“First day of the 2026-27 school year Aug 31 2026”
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    All grades in session according to Superintendent Greg Baker's message to families and staffNo usable supporting receipt — unverified.
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    Preschool, kindergarten, and Promise kindergarten students will start on Wednesday, Sept. 2“On Wednesday, we’ll welcome our youngest learners. Our first day for preschool, kindergarten and Promise kindergarten is Sept. 2.”
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    The district's strategic plan, The Bellingham Promise, emphasizes 'together we achieve more' as its theme for the year“Our strategic plan, The Bellingham Promise, guides our work and emphasizes one of our core values “together we achieve more,” which is our theme for the 2026-27 school year.”
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    Baker highlighted the district's sixth annual Block Party held on Aug. 22“One more note: in case you missed it, we hosted hundreds of students and families Aug. 22 at Bellingham High School for our sixth annual Block Party.”
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    Hundreds of students received backpacks, books, haircuts, and athletic physicals from community partners“Thanks to the generous support of local nonprofits and businesses, hundreds of students walked away with backpacks, books, haircuts and physicals necessary for athletics.”

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