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Selah School District Learning Community, (4/6/2020)
Hello students, staff and families. I hope you are adjusting somewhat to at-home life and staying healthy during this pandemic that is impacting all of us. I have some news to share that will affect the remainder of the school year.
Today, Governor Jay Inslee officially closed all schools for the remainder of the 2019-2020 school year... Please click here to read full message
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April 2, 2020
Selah School District Learning Community,
Today, at 5:00 PM, Governor Jay Inslee announced an extension of the “Stay Home-Stay Healthy” order through May 4. We are not sure how this impacts the remainder of the school year yet, but we do know that we will not be coming back to school until at least May 4.
We will communicate once we have more information. Until then, stay safe and stay healthy. Take care, everyone.
Respectfully,
Shane Backlund, Superintendent
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Dear Selah School District Learning Community, ( 3/27/20)
I hope this message finds you healthy and safe during these uncertain times. The stay-at-home order by the Governor has put a strain on everyone, but as an essential service provider the District has been working hard to continue its meal service, child care for first responders and healthcare workers, as well as establishing academic resources for students. I’m proud of the work we’ve accomplished to this point..* Academic Resource Update Included*
*Internet Access Resources Included*
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Census 2020 is approaching. Being counted as part of the Census is important to educational funding. Please access https://2020census.gov/en for information about the 2020 Census. Please access the following links for additional information.
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If you were unable to attend our Kindergarten Parent Meeting, or would like to view the information presented again, please click the link below to view our presentation.
Kindergarten Parent Informational Meeting
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Hello, Viking Nation! Click the link below to view the most recent Viking Vibe episode of the 19-20 school year! This episode provides a short mid-year update on happenings throughout the District. Click Here To Watch!
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Meals on the Move Spring Break Distribution on Monday, April 6
During spring break, Monday, April 6 through Friday, April 10, meal service will be distributed in bulk on Monday, April 6.
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Pepper and Sherman Selected First Team All-State!
Even though their hardwood seasons are over, Selah High School basketball players Noah Pepper and Kylie Sherman have scored again by being selected to the All-State Basketball Team.
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SHS Students Experience the Thrill of Competition, Virtually!
Even as schools have been closed, a group of Selah High School students still experienced the thrill of competition, virtually, and competed in the Washington Technology Student Association competition.
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Selah Delegation Advocates for Education
Selah School District representatives received an up-close look at Washington’s government in action as they visited the State Capital earlier this week as advocates for education.
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Keeping the Streak Alive!
Advancing to the Washington State Knowledge Bowl Tournament is seemingly becoming an annual springtime tradition for Selah High School. After all, next month, Viking Knowledge Bowl competitors will be making the school’s seventh consecutive appearance at the state event.
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Lady Viks are State Academic Champs!
It was a slam-dunk for the Selah High School Lady Viks Varsity Basketball Team after being named Academic State Champions by the Washington Interscholastic Activities Association.
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The "Big Dog" on Campus Makes the News
Roy Thomas is the new “Big Dog” on the Selah Middle School campus, as he is serving as the school’s new therapy dog. See what the local media is saying.
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2020-2021 Calendar Tentatively Set
As we have officially welcomed the start of 2020 and a new decade, it is never too early to begin preparing for next school year. With that, the 2020-2021 student calendar has tentatively been set.
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Viking Ambassadors Make Connections!
As the District rolls-out The Viking Promise, its strategic priorities for the next five years, a team of student ambassadors are working to make community connections in order to ensure the Promise is kept.
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Melissa Singletary Selected as Robert Lince Kindergarten Principal
At the end of this school year Melissa Singletary’s tenure as a first-year assistant principal at John Campbell Primary will have been short-and-sweet; 366 days to be exact. That is because she has recently been named the principal of the Robert Lince Kindergarten campus, which will open its doors next fall.
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Viking Duo Selected as All-State!
Even though their hardwood seasons are over, Selah High School basketball players Noah Pepper and Kylie Sherman have scored again by being selected to the All-State Basketball Team.
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SHS Students Experience the Thrill of Competition, Virtually!
Even as schools have been closed, a group of Selah High School students still experienced the thrill of competition, virtually, and competed in the Washington Technology Student Association competition.
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Advocating for Education
Selah School District representatives received an up-close look at Washington’s government in action as they visited the State Capital earlier this week as advocates for education.
