Prep is dedicated to maintaining a safe campus, whether classes are fully remote, hybrid, or traditional.  Any student, employee, or guest that comes to campus must first complete a required home screening, including a temperature check before coming to campus.  The required form can be found HERE. No one will be allowed on Prep sponsored transportation, campus or at a Prep sponsored event or activity who has not completed this screening. 

It is required that every student have emergency information completed on their behalf before the start of school.

Instructions to Update the Health Profile From the Veracross Parent Portal:  

Parents can view and update emergency contacts (including medical providers) for their children on their Parent Portal, using the Household Profile Update. Please ensure the following items are up-to-date as this is required for participation in sports and activities at Seattle Prep: 

•  Medical Information 
  • Review Household Doctors 
• Allergies/Conditions 
• Current Medications, Allowed Medications 
• Insurance Information 
• Family Information 
• Household Contacts 
• General Medical Notes 

Once logged in, they can click the ‘Update Family Profile’ portal link, then select ‘Medical Profile’. 

Please click here to complete the required activity waiver to allow your child to participate in co-curricular (athletics, clubs, retreats) activities at Seattle Prep.

This must  be completed prior to the start of school.

In addition to the emergency form, athletic eligibility requires a physical exam to take place every two years. Incoming freshmen athletes will need a physical this summer and again during the summer before their junior year. Click Here.

The expiration date of your student's physical exam can be found by clicking here.  

Please submit physical form to our Athletics Assistant here or send to:

Seattle Preparatory School
Attn: Athletics Assistant
2400 11th Ave. East
Seattle, WA 98102

In an effort to be mindful of social distancing in the Seattle Prep Athletic Training Room, we are asking that student-athletes sign up for an appointment to check in with Kate. Student-athletes can schedule their appointment here. 

Following a positive COVID-19 diagnosis, once your child is ready to begin their transition back to athletics they will be taken through a gradual Return-to-Participation Protocol. This protocol is supported by the American Academy of Pediatrics (AAP), and is designed to safely and mindfully reintegrate adolescents into sport. Click here to review the Return-to-Participation Protocol. 

Contact Kate Madison: kmadison@seaprep.org 

Concussion management at Seattle Prep involves a unique Return-To-Learn and a Return-To-Play protocol. Seattle Prep has a unique Return-to-Learn (RTL) Protocol that helps students re-integrate into the classroom after sustaining a concussion. This process is facilitated by Seattle Prep’s Learning Resource Center (LRC), the athletic trainer, and several other members of our Concussion Management Team.

Under the Zackery Lystedt Law, Washington State Legislature dictates that any individual who has been diagnosed with a concussion must complete a 6-step Return-to-Play Protocol prior to full, unrestricted participation in their respective sport. Click here to review Seattle Prep's Concussion Management Protocol.