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News of the Week

Students thank the community, National Board Teachers, and more!

Expedition thanks its community
The leadership students at Expedition Elementary recently took a stroll through the neighborhood to share some appreciation with the community. They spent their afternoon hand-delivering flowers and thank you cards to the houses surrounding the school. Whether they got to chat with a neighbor at the door or leave a surprise on a porch, the students loved getting the chance to say thank you for being a part of the district. Great job!

Liberty Middle Choir performs at Rainiers
The Liberty Middle School choirs sang the National Anthem at a Tacoma Rainiers game! Way to represent! 

Pierce County Youth Climate Festival and Art Competition
Congratulations to Bethel High School students Aubree, Adriana, and José for being named finalists at Sunday's Pierce County Youth Climate Festival and Art Competition at UW Tacoma! We love seeing our students use their creativity to engage with important community issues. 

National Board Teachers
Congratulations to two of our amazing educators who recently earned their National Board Certification, the highest professional credential an educator can earn! Jacklyn Brendible, an agricultural science teacher at Bethel High School, and Clarisa Dearinger, a school counselor at Kapowsin Elementary, achieved the designation after completing a rigorous, voluntary assessment process that takes up to three years to complete. Both honorees demonstrate a deep commitment to continuous improvement and student success across our district.