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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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Selah Intermediate Library Open for Summer Reading!
The Selah Intermediate School library is open to all students this summer for reading.
Visit Tuesday, Wednesday, and Thursday mornings from 9:00 a.m. - Noon to read and check out books.
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Looking for some great summer resources for reading, math and science? Please click the link below to check out some great websites!
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Selah Transportation is Seeking Bus Drivers!
"Hit the Road" with the Selah School District Transportation Team and apply to be a bus driver! The Transportation Team will train this summer.
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Selah Summer Meals program
FREE BREAKFAST & LUNCH
AGES 1-18
Open to the community
Selah Intermediate
Cafeteria
June 18th — August 8th
Tuesday-Thursday
Closed July 4th
8:30am-9am breakfast
11:40pm-12:30pm lunch
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Hello, Viking Nation! Below is a link to the final Viking Vibe of 2018-19. Check out updates on the new kinder campus, Best of the Best and Selah Academy's transformation. Thank you for watching, and have a great summer!
Viking Vibe Late Spring 2019 -
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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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Preparing for Next Year's District Budget
School districts across the state are beginning to prepare their operating budgets for next year. The Selah School District is committed to proactive financial forecasting and preparing for the allocation of available resources.
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One Stop Away
Check out the latest music video from the Selah Transportation Department!
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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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Thank You Selah! Enrichment Levy Passes!
It is another YES for Selah Schools as the District continues to cultivate life-long learners! Selah patrons once again renewed their commitment to students by voting YES for education and approving the February 12, Enrichment Levy.
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Selah Campuses will be "A Buzz" to Keep Students Safe!
When classes resume in January following Winter Break, Selah campuses will be "a buzz" with the purpose of keeping students safe.
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For Selah Students it Adds Up When Meeting Graduation Requirements
In the Selah School District, it adds up to 24 in order for students to meet current graduation requirements. But, in doing the "math," how are Washington State graduation requirements actually met?
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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.
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"Limitations are the Anchors of What We Want to Be"
As he stood before his fellow Selah High School graduates, class chosen speaker, Hunter Foster, commanded the afternoon's stage, and in doing so, used the moment to talk about a piece of equipment found on a water vessel—an anchor.
