Unified hoops hit the hardwood
Unified hoops hit the hardwood

The Wenatchee High School co-ed unified basketball team took on Moses Lake January 25 for their first and only home game of the season. 

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Deaf professional athlete inspires students
Deaf professional athlete inspires students

Matt Hamill, The Hammer" is a three-time NCAA D-III wrestling champion, a UFC fighter with an impressive 12 and 4 professional record, and Matt is deaf. He now travels the world acting as a motivational speaker. On January 18, he came to Wenatchee High School to speak about his story of success

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District Budget Information
District Budget Information

Get more information on the District's budget and frequently asked questions 

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School delays and closures due to winter weather
School delays and closures due to winter weather

Occasionally winter weather caused delays and closures. Be prepared and know where to go to get information when you need it.

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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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6,900

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, seven elementary schools, three middle schools, one comprehensive high school, one alternative high school, a K-8 alternative parent partnership school, an Internet Academy, and a technical skills center.

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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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