Conway School Open
December 14th, 2025
Conway School is Open December 15, 2025
Greetings Conway Families,
We are returning to our normal schedule on Monday Dec 15th, with campus opening at 9:15.
Fir Island still has restricted access, we have been given permission by emergency management to run our Snow Routes (see below). As always, safety is our first priority, if you cannot safely get your student to one of the four stops or to school, please keep them home and enter their absence in Pick Up Patrol.
Bus F - Rhonda: Four stops only
- Conway Fir Island Church (7:15-7:30) (3:15-3:30),
- Snow Goose (7:40-7:55) (3:40-3:55) , and
- Hayton Farms Berry Stand @ Fir Island /Dry Slough Road (8:00/4:00)
- Guardrail @ Broadway/Fire Hall (8:15/3:15)
ALL OTHER Bus Routes on normal schedule and stops.
Potential Schedule Impact. There is a possibility of severe weather and flooding throughout the week. We are in contact with the emergency operations center and will notify families as quickly as we can if there will be impacts to our schedule. Please remember to review the alternative bus routes (linked below) as we do have many areas that can be impacted by downed trees, mud slides, and power outages.
Our thoughts and support go out to all those impacted by the flooding. If you need assistance, please reach out to our school counselor or the district office (contact info below).
Thank you to the Conway Community for the support you have provided to families and the communities during this time.
Sallie Miller School Counselor. Smiller@conway.k12.wa.us
District office: info@conway.k12.wa.us
Weather Report
Sunday/Monday: Another atmospheric river is expected to produce more precipitation across the region. Snow levels will remain high on Monday (8000-9500 feet), resulting in rain for the majority of Cascades and Olympics.
- Rivers will rise again beginning Monday.
- Landslide risk will increase again on Monday.
- Stronger south winds are expected to develop Sunday night, peaking on Monday
- Waves will build to High Surf thresholds Monday.
Tuesday/Wednesday: Another round of precipitation will fall across the region. Snow levels will drop during this period, resulting in significant mountain snowfall for the Cascades and Olympics.
- Rivers will continue to rise or peak. Given the water levels currently stored in the reservoirs and little storage capacity available, a return of Minor to Major flooding is possible.
- Landslide risk will continue.
- Breezy south to southwest winds will continue.
