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Edmonds community leaders joined staff and students at Holy Rosary Edmonds School on Monday to celebrate the elementary and middle school’s 60th anniversary and kick-off its next 60 years with a ribbon-cutting event in the school gymnasium hosted by the Edmonds Chamber of Commerce.
Guest speakers at the event included former Edmonds Mayor (and Holy Rosary parent and grandparent) Barb Fahey, Edmonds City Councilmember (and Holy Rosary alumna) Dr. Michelle Dotsch, Edmonds Chamber of Commerce President Ryan Crowther, Holy Rosary Parish Pastor Father Matthew O’Leary and Holy Rosary School Principal Larkin Temme. The school will continue to celebrate its 60th anniversary at special events throughout the school year, including its Diamond Jubilee school auction gala on Saturday, Nov. 9, at the Holy Rosary parish center.
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Interesting milestone- the chamber’s FIRST openly pro-discrimination member, newly added in 2024. Bold.
Congratulations to Holy Rosary School on your 60th anniversary! Many thanks to the Holy Rosary Parish parents, including my parents, Ray & Dorothy Sittauer, for giving time, talents and funding to build this beautiful campus in 1964. Our family is now seeing the 3rd generation attending HR. Wonderful, caring teachers and staff provide an excellent environment for students to learn. Looking forward to the next 60 years!
Jean Sittauer, Class of 1971