 The district has one high school (Sedro-Woolley High School), one middle school, seven elementary schools, and several alternative schooling programs.Sedro-Woolley is the home of Loggerodeo, a celebration staged annually since the mid-1930s close to the Fourth of July.The annual event is well known in Western Washington and one of the oldest rural summer celebrations in the state with many of the events dating back more than 100 years.