Three of Peninsula’s new elementary buildings recognized as ‘green’ schools
Feb 04, 2022Evergreen, Pioneer and Swift Water elementary schools were built with funds from the 2019 bond.
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
One Gig Harbor business owner says at-home tests have helped his company stay viable.
Superintendent pledges to keep classrooms open as district monitors staff absences due to COVID.
“I’m sad that the place where I made my memories is gone, but I’m excited that there’s a new place for other people to make those memories.” — Shannon Gillespie, former Artondale Elementary School student
District transportation officials will evaluate road conditions over the weekend.
The Original Pancake House will open sometime next year in the former longtime site of Harvester Restaurant.
An enrollment shortfall could take a toll on Peninsula School District’s budget, but coronavirus recovery funds will help.