Mukilteo School District superintendent Alison Brynelson with Maureen Stevens, who has worked at Discovery Elementary since it opened and for the district for the past 51 years. (Contributed photo)

Mukilteo School District superintendent Alison Brynelson with Maureen Stevens, who has worked at Discovery Elementary since it opened and for the district for the past 51 years. (Contributed photo)

Way to go

Maureen Stevens, a paraeducator at Discovery Elementary School, has worked for Mukilteo School District for 51 years and is still going strong. Superintendent Alison Brynelson recognized Stevens with a certificate, service pin and flowers at the end of the school year. After the pandemic is over, Stevens is most looking forward to smiles. In the meantime, she continues her love of reading, dogs and collecting and growing dahlias.

Top (L-R): Andrew Reinders, Danna Puentes-Santos. Bottom (L-R): Larissa Stangeland, Sanyo Visaysouk.

Top (L-R): Andrew Reinders, Danna Puentes-Santos. Bottom (L-R): Larissa Stangeland, Sanyo Visaysouk.

Mukilteo School District Students of the Year

​Three Kamiak High School students and a Mariner High School student who attends Sno-Isle TECH ​were named Students of the Year by Mukilteo School District.​ The students are Andrew Reinders, Danna Puentes-Santos and Larissa Stangeland of Kamiak and Mariner student Sanyo Visaysouk.

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