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As the District works to ensure high levels of learning for all students, safety and security is our number one priority when kids are on Selah campuses, and being transported on district buses and in vehicles. A safe and secure environment is a prerequisite for effective teaching and learning. Access the video below to learn more about how levy funds contribute to the safety and security of schools.
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Learning Levy dollars fund many programs that are essential in supporting student learning. For instance, special education is not fully funded by the State and our District uses levy funding to supplement the program. Watch the video below to learn more about the programs and the essential support the levy provides for students.
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The Selah School District is placing a renewal Learning Levy request on the election ballot. Watch the video below to see how programs, such as band, benefit from levy funds and how these opportunities are important to students.
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On Tuesday, February 14, the Selah School District is placing a renewal Learning Levy on the election ballot. Please watch the video below to learn more about the levy request and why it is important.
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Levies benefit learners and funding is important as levy dollars directly impact students and opportunities. Watch below to learn how levy dollars support Selah students.
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The Learning Levy benefits many student services, programs and opportunities. Watch below to learn how Learning Levy funds are used to support the District's Dual Language Program.
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Levies Benefit Learners, that is why the Selah School District is asking voters to renew the Enrichment Levy funding on the February 14, 2023 ballot. Read here for more information.
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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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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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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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School Safety
School Safety is a top priority in Selah, please click the image above to view more on ways Selah is keeping schools safe!
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District to Ask Voters to Renew Enrichment Levy Funding
Over the years, the Selah School District has valued the support of its community. Together, with the backing of patrons, the District has cultivated a culture of excellence where quality educational opportunities and high levels of learning are ensured for all students. Â
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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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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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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 DECA Students are Headed to State!
Making a dominant statement, 22 Selah High School students are packing their bags and headed to the State DECA competition later this spring. Following participation in the Area DECA competition in January, all 22 participating Selah students advanced to the State event.
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SHS Student Selected for Position With State Board of Education
Communication has always been one of Indiana Hilmes' passions, so it is a perfect fit that the Selah High School junior has been selected to serve as a student intern communicator for the Washington State Board of Education.
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FCCLA Student Projects Impact Selah Learners!
Selah FCCLA members, in partnership with the high school's Early Childhood/K-12 Education pathway, have been putting in the hours to educate some of our youngest Viking learners over the past few months. Read what they have been doing.
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Helping Through the Holidays: FCCLA Student Supports Selah Families!
Selah High School freshman and FCCLA member, Maury Falcon, has made a difference in the lives of her fellow Vikings this winter by spearheading a project, "Helping Through the Holidays," which assisted Selah School District families.
