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Winter Weather and Selah Schools
Winter is here! That means there are often operating decisions that must be made. Many factors account for winter school decisions. More Here. En Español.
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Please take a few minutes to complete a parent survey regarding the impact of the COVID-19 Universal Free Meal waiver that lasted from March 2020 - June 2022. Access the survey here.
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Highly Capable Referrals and Nominations are Now Being Accepted!
Click here to view more information _ In English
Click here to view more information _ En Español
If you missed October's Community Collaboration for an opportunity to learn about the District's Highly Capable Program,
see here to review the presentation.
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It's back...the student created newspaper at Selah High School, the Viking Voice! Please access here to read about school news, community information, sports reports and other articles, all written by students!
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Nutrition Service Audit
As part of its participation in the federally based Community Eligibility Provision program which provides all students meals at no cost, Selah School District Nutrition Services will be participating in a required program audit. The audit, which is under the guidance of OSPI and the USDA, will occur during the 2022-2023 school year. The purpose of this review is to ensure the District is compliant with federal and state regulations governing child nutrition programs.
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Attendance Matters!
As we begin a new school year, the Selah School District is making a special effort to ensure that all students fully benefit from their education by attending school regularly. Attending school regularly helps children feel better about school and themselves.
Please see the attached documents for some important attendance information for this school year.
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SHS Student Wants You to Be a Match!
Matches help save lives and Selah High School junior, Taylor Aadland, knows that people are part of the cure. That is why she is spearheading a local Be The Match campaign in December in order to add individuals to the organization’s world-wide registry which can help in curing more than 75 life-threatening diseases.
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Selah High School to Revise Bell Schedule
In order to address bus routing efficiency and student safety needs, following the Thanksgiving holiday, the Selah High School bell schedule will be adjusted by five minutes.
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District Closed to Non-Resident Students in Grades 1-8
Having completed the first three weeks of the 2022-2023 school year, Selah students have returned to classrooms and the quality learning environments that will provide them with life-long knowledge and skills.
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John Campbell and Selah Intermediate Transportation and Student Release Update
We are excited about beginning what is going to be a great school year! The Selah School District would like to remind parents and other individuals providing school pick-up about some important transportation and student release information at John Campbell and Selah Intermediate School.
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Updated Schedule for the 22-23 School Year Reflects Adjustments for Preschoolers
With its commitment to maintain quality educational opportunities and best serve Selah families, the District has revised the start date for preschool students so there is no remote learning needed, as well as modified the program’s full-day bell schedule.
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District to Implement ParentSquare Communication Tool
We are excited to announce that the District has adopted a new centralized form of school-to-home communication called ParentSquare. This unified communications platform is designed to keep parents informed and encourage greater engagement and connection with our District and schools.
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SHS Student Wants You to Be a Match!
Matches help save lives and Selah High School junior, Taylor Aadland, knows that people are part of the cure. That is why she is spearheading a local Be The Match campaign in December in order to add individuals to the organization’s world-wide registry which can help in curing more than 75 life-threatening diseases.
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SHS Students Preserve Military History
Celebrating Veterans Day, please see the Yakima Herald Republic's article written by Selah High School senior, Natalie Keller, which highlights the school's SERVE Program.
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RLELC Students Celebrate Art in the Making!
Robert Lince students celebrated art in the making as they recently received a special visit from Peter Reiquam, who designed the school’s recent “Fruit Crates for Kids—Cajas de Frutas para Niños” sculpture outside of the main entrance of the building.
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An Aerial Celebration of the Newly Completed John Campbell!
As we celebrate the completion of the new John Campbell Primary School, enjoy an aerial view of the finished project. Thank you to Chervenell Construction!
