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First Day of School Grades 1-12
Monday, August 26
Bus Route Information to Know
As students prepare to return for the 2019-2020 school year, please see important bus route information. Please review carefully as there have been many changes to this year's bus route schedules.
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Back-to-School Newsletter
Read all about it! Get the latest back-to-school information in our newsletter. Read the newsletter here.
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When Do Classes Begin?
First Day of School Grades 1-12
Monday, August 26
First Days of Kindergarten
Group A—Wednesday, August 28
Group B—Thursday, August 29
Dual Language—Tuesday, September 3
First Days of Preschool
Schedule C (Full-Weeks)—Thursday, August 29
Schedule A—Thursday, September 5
Schedule B—Friday, September 6
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2019-2020 Bell Schedules
With a new school year around the corner, 2019-2020 bell schedules for each building have been set. Too see what time your student will attend school, access the schedule.
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School Supply Lists
It's never to early to prepare for next school year. Plan ahead for back-to-school and access supply lists for John Campbell, Selah Intermediate, and Selah Middle School. Visit their websites, or access:
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Bouncy Houses Now Prohibited on Selah School District Property
For years, bouncy houses and other inflatable toys have been a common sight in the community, including on school grounds. EFFECTIVE IMMEDIATELY, the Selah School District will no longer allow bouncy houses or inflatable toys on any school property. This includes operation by outside users.
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Important Bus Route Information for the 2019-2020 School Year
Part of the school fun is riding the bus. Please check out route information for the 2019-2020 school year.
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Sarah Nelson Selected for Administrative Position at Selah Intermediate
As the new 2019-2020 school year approaches, administrative announcements in the Selah School District continue. With that, Selah Intermediate School has looked within its building personnel to select Sarah Nelson as its Assistant Principal/Dean of Students.
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Student Meal Prices Set for 2019-2020 School Year
As the 2019-2020 school year begins, students have the opportunity to purchase breakfast and lunch meals. Below are the meal prices established for students for the 2019-2020 school year.
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Scribner Named John Campbell Principal
It’s been a busy summer in the Selah School District as movement among administrators continues. The most recent movement comes at John Campbell Primary School where Amanda Scribner will serve as the building’s Principal.
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Changing Bell Schedules for Next Year
School start times have been established for the 2019-2020 school year, and there are some revisions to next year's bell schedule.
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District Adds to its Administrative Team
Throughout the summer, the Selah School District has continued to add to its leadership team, as Melissa Singletary and Jeff Cochran have been selected as new building administrators.
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District Announces Administrative Hires
Two familiar Viking faces, Stephanie Andler and Amanda Scribner, and one new hire, Hunter Sissom, have been selected to fill three administrative positions in the Selah School District.
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2019 Best of the Best Class Announced
During the 17th Annual Viking Way: Best of the Best Ceremony the Selah School District honored its finest! The evening’s special honorees included the District’s 2019 retirees, in addition to certificated and classified staff, volunteers, substitutes and our special community partners.
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Academy Students are Part of the Big Picture!
Selah Academy students will be a part of the big picture next school year as they will be the District's inaugural group of learners participating in the innovative educational program Big Picture Learning.
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The Changing Face of School Discipline
In today's schools the face of discipline is changing. Please read Superintendent Shane Backlund's article on the rationale behind the changes and what we are doing in Selah.
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A Trio of Vikings Selected to All-State Team!
A trio of Vikings have hit a home run as they have been honored with selection to the All-State Baseball Team released by the Washington State Baseball Coaches Association.
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Selah High School Students Headline the Story!
A quartet of Selah High School students used to reporting on the news are now headlining the story as they have been honored this summer for their journalism work as members of the Yakima Herald Republic’s Unleashed team.
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Selah Middle School Students Bring Awareness to Human Trafficking
For a group of Selah Middle School students, the statistics were too alarming to ignore, and, as they immersed themselves into a year-end assignment, the one number they could not overlook was 11. Eleven. This number, students found, is the figure that signifies the bottom of an age range, 11-21, when human trafficking statistically begins. For these students, who themselves are not many years past age 11, the figure signified one of the alarming statistics that motivated them to turn a classroom project into the need to act.
