Kopachuck Middle School students ran in from recess on March 10 along a walkway bordered by a tall chain-link fence. On the other side, the metal framework of a large, new structure was taking shape day by day. The building, destined to become the new school entrance and administrative wing, is part of a $33
Gig Harbor High School students streamed into the commons Monday, most of them going without Covid-19 masks at school for the first time in almost two years. “I feel really good,” freshman Max Potashnick said. “I feel like I don’t have to worry about not bringing a mask. I feel a lot more free, if
The massive request, largely about mask and vaccine requirements, is similar to other requests that have been submitted to school districts around the state.
Middle school students hone culinary skills and connect with friends during twice-monthly Zoom sessions.
Students, who gathered in the parking lot, planned to enter the school unmasked.
District officials will weigh value to students of broadcasting classes (now suspended)
Evergreen, Pioneer and Swift Water elementary schools were built with funds from the 2019 bond.
“I really encourage families to fill this out because this will be a public record and information that will go directly to the Board of Health.” — Peninsula schools Superintendent Krestin Bahr
Teachers’ union is seeking a grant to support teacher retention and staff well-being.
“I want our kids to leave this program and be able to survive and thrive in any environment, in any location.” Darrell Hood, Lt. Cmdr., USN (Ret), Director of Naval Science, NJROTC/NNDCC, Peninsula School District
