Saving Energy. Supporting Students
Saving Energy. Supporting Students

WSD Competes in Wenatchee Power Down Playoffs

Energy savings = More resources for student programs

December 20 - January 4

The True Spirit of Giving
The True Spirit of Giving

Lions Club luncheon brings warmth, joy, and Santa to WSD 5th graders

See How This Tradition Lives On
Winter Concert Showcases Award-Winning Mariachi Excellence
Winter Concert Showcases Award-Winning Mariachi Excellence

Vibrant performances. Packed auditorium. Cultural pride on full display. Our mariachi students dazzled.

WHS Pathways Program Enables Students to Earn College Degrees On Campus
WHS Pathways Program Enables Students to Earn College Degrees On Campus

Wenatchee High School's Accelerated Pathways program allows students to earn a two-year college degree right on campus—100% free—while experiencing all four years of high school with their friends.

Learn more about Accelerated Pathways at WHS

Earn your Associate's degree at Wenatchee High School—without leaving campus

Wenatchee High School's Accelerated Pathways program brings college to campus. No fees. No commuting across town. No missing out on the high school experience.
Students take college classes on campus in a half-day schedule and get full academic support from trusted adults. That's not just getting ahead—that's getting it all.

Learn more or speak to a counselor about enrolling for the 26-27 school year!

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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