Free Summer Meals
Free Summer Meals

The WSD summer meal program will operate from June 23 to July 17, Monday through Thursday.

Breakfast: 7:45 AM to 8:30 AM
Lunch: 11:00 AM to 12:45 PM
Mission View Elementary

Open to all children ages 18 and younger. Meals must be consumed on-site.

Get more info on summer meals
3rd Grade Salmon Release Day
3rd Grade Salmon Release Day

WSD 3rd graders released young salmon in to the Columbia River as part of their salmon life cycle science units. The day was a blend of education and adventure as they watched their fish friends start their journey toward the ocean.

Discover more about the 3rd grade field experience
Teen Energy Sleuths Discover Big Energy-Saving Potential At Schools, Offices
Teen Energy Sleuths Discover Big Energy-Saving Potential At Schools, Offices

A team of high school interns is on a treasure hunt for energy savings around the Wenatchee Valley. So far, their work shows the potential to cut electricity use up to half at large facilities, including Wenatchee High School.

Find out how
Phone Free Schools Proposed Policy
Phone Free Schools Proposed Policy

WSD is proposing a Phone Free Schools policy for implementation next fall. Limiting distractions from cell phones aims to improve student engagement, mental health, and well-being. Learn more about our recommendation to the school board and ways you can provide feedback.

Find out more
Wenatchee High School Graduation - June 6
Wenatchee High School Graduation - June 6

Celebrate the 121st WHS Commencement for the Class of 2025 at the Apple Bowl 8:00 PM, June 6 rain or shine.

See more graduation info

Why it matters

Students come to our schools with different lived experiences, starting points, and needs. We believe every student has limitless potential and deserves an education that will help them reach their academic and career goals—whatever they may be. That’s why we’re working hard to make WSD a place everyone knows they belong and has what they need to succeed.  

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Exceptional educators, including full- and part-time certified and classified employees, who take pride in serving our students and community

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Students who are 53 percent LatinX, 43 percent white, and 4 percent from other cultural and racial backgrounds.

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One early childhood learning center, six elementary schools, three middle schools, one comprehensive high school, one alternative high school, a K-8 alternative parent partnership school, a technical skills center and a 18-21 transitions program.

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Six big learning outcomes for students to fulfill their potential, and graduate—ready to pursue vocational training, college, or a career.

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