News & Updates

"Pathway to the Top" provides post-secondary information

West Valley leads Farm-to-School meals.

Field trip to rocket testing facility ignites interest in aerospace

We want to hear from you at our Community Café events this October!

Mountainview will host a Community Cafe on Thurs, Oct. 24, 2024, 6 pm - 7 pm. Everyone is welcome to attend.

West Valley School District is excited to welcome Stephanie Melton as Assistant Director of Special Education.

WVSD is proud to celebrate our students' diverse abilities and contributions

WVSD is proud to once again participate in the Special Olympics Unified Champion Schools® program.

Sign-up to receive a free book each month for your young child, Birth to Age 5.

West Valley receives Healthy Meals Award

Family Engagement Week

The district will host a community celebration on Wednesday, August 21, from 4:30-6:30 pm, indoors at West Valley High School.

The district's balanced budget for the 2024/25 school year was approved by the Board of Directors on July 23, 2024.

Summer activities are available at Wide Hollow for all elementary students thru August 13, 2024.

Breakfast and Lunch are available for children aged 18 and under thru August 8, 2024.

Strategic Plan for the West Valley School District

Kaylee Guy receives WASA Student Leadership Award

West Valley's JROTC program receives "Honors with Distinction" recognition.

The annual "Farm Day" was a fun event for students of all ages.

High School Principal, Ben McMurry, receives national recognition.

Sixth grade teams shine in Junior Chef competition

Joint concert highlights multi-age collaboration

West Valley parent, Román Torres, shared his message of determination and discipline.

Each year, high school students in Biology class complete a creative project to re-use and re-purpose discarded materials.

Community service is integral to the West Valley School District.

WVHS Future Farmers of America will host the plant sale on Sat, April 27, 2024, 9 am - 3 pm, at the HS Greenhouse.

A budget update from the superintendent

Registration is open now. Please use our website or contact the office at your local elementary school.

Families with children of all ages enjoyed the STEM Showcase at the Innovation Center.

Works of art by two students from West Valley High School have been selected for the state art show.

In honor of Women's History Month, join us in learning about and celebrating Lois Hoff, the first woman to serve on the West Valley School Board.

West Valley students are gaining valuable software skills to help them stand out amongst their peers. Microsoft Certifications are available for grades 7 to 12 and provide a comprehensive and age-appropriate pathway for skill development.

Did you know that West Valley students are eligible for a $1,000 scholarship to Perry Technical Institute through the Pathways to Perry program?

As parents, it's natural to be concerned about your child's well-being. At WVSD, we’re working to help parents and students find resources by offering monthly mental health workshops on topics ranging from anxiety to addiction…learn more.

Students at our Mid-Level Campus are leaders for community service.

Tickets are on sale, now, for Freaky Friday!

Prepare to be captivated by West Valley High School’s musical adaptation of “Freaky Friday.”

Learn how disengaged WVSD students can find alternative pathways to meet their education and career goals, thanks to the innovative and committed efforts of thoughtful African-American community leaders like Henry Beauchamp, Jr.

Join us on Tues, Feb. 6 at the Innovation Center at 5:30 pm to promote family well-being!

Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Celebration will be held in Yakima on Monday, January 15, 2024.

LEGO League helps Mountainview students build on their love for puzzle-solving, construction, science, and teamwork.

WVSD’s Robotics/Agriscience pathway at the Innovation Center gives students a unique opportunity to grow into this exciting new industry.

Six blankets for families in need were completed at the All-District Winter Wonderland event.

Students help select new recipes for our Child Nutrition Department.

Students at Mountainview Elementary collect and distribute clothes, toys, and food.

In a recent event, the District increased outreach for families of students who are Native American.

West Valley High School’s Key Club offers a chance to discover the transformative power of community service and to build enduring friendships, student leader Kyra Copple says.

The Health Science Pathway at the West Valley Innovation Center is shaping the future of health care.

Superhero Social (Jan. 27) and Barbie Date Night (Feb. 24)

West Valley School District celebrates Native American Heritage Month

West Valley’s new Director of Safety and Student Support works to implement Positive Behavior Intervention and Support (PBIS).

With a strong connection to his roots as a member of the Cherokee and Klamath Nations, West Valley student Jay Adams-Ray embodies the spirit of Native American Heritage Month.

During Native American Heritage Month, West Valley teacher Shawn John reminds us of the profound importance of honoring diverse cultures and recognizing our origins.

West Valley High School’s annual all-school veterans assembly honors those who have served and invites them to share their stories with our students.

The West Valley High School Marching Band took first place in their division at the 2023 Puget Sound Festival of Bands.

P3 Tips Application alerts Yakima County Crime Stoppers

General Admission tickets for no cost will be allocated on a first come-first serve basis. Doors will open one (1) hour prior to showtime.

Business partners provide guidance for robotics at West Valley.

You are invited to this joyful display of culture for families with children of all ages!

Don't miss the fun for all ages - mark your calendar for Frozen JR.!

Minerva Pardo’s passion shines through her role as West Valley’s Schools, Family, and Community Engagement Coordinator.

The FBI is warning the public of violent online groups deliberately targeting minor victims.

Tyler Chanthavong completed a Registered Apprenticeship as a student and, then, he was hired full-time by Pexco Aerospace.

Missing school not only puts students behind academically, it can cause students to miss out on important life lessons. School is where kids learn to work together, make friends, and feel a sense of belonging.

Bailey Lowry is a Washington STEM Rising Star

All families with children ages 1 to 5 are welcome!

Hispanic Heritage Month is observed from September 15 to October 15 each year.

Senior Skye Stenehjem shared an inspirational speech with staff members at the All-Staff Back-to-School Rally.

"First day of school" is Wed, Aug. 23, 2023.

All students, families, and staff are invited to the HS Commons!

Two students from Mountainview Elementary earned recognition for their mechanical design projects.

Summer Reading and STEAM Activities will continue on Tuesdays at Wide Hollow Elementary for the next four weeks: July 25, Aug. 1, Aug. 8, and Aug. 15, 2023.

Update on leadership for the Special Education Department.

After a year of deliberations, discussion, and community input, the West Valley Board of Directors approved a resolution which will allow the District to move forward with several capital projects.

Information about the 2023/24 budget priorities

Let’s team up to support students this summer with Yakima Valley Libraries’ Summer Reading program.

Community members are invited to attend the Public Hearing that will be held on Tuesday, June 20, 7:00 pm at the High School Library.

WASA honors and recognizes outstanding educational administrators, and Dr. Finch is the regional recipient.

A reminder to secure your pets on June 8, and spread the word!

When a family signs-up for the program, they are provided a free book via mail every month from birth until the child enters Kindergarten (age 5).

“I think it showed us that nothing is impossible, and it showed me how to understand hope and how to reach a goal."

All residents of the District wishing to be heard should appear at the public hearing and present their views of the excess bonds.

Serving as a home visitor via the ParentChild+ program, Lynette provides caring guidance for families every day.

Come out on Wednesday, May 31, from 4:30pm to 6:30pm at the West Valley Innovation Center.

Come out and enjoy the games, food, music and FUN! Proceeds help to support the band and choral programs for our students!

Your kiddos will have a lot to choose from this summer with all of the fun camps offered!

A celebration of nations! Join us May 25 from 6:00pm to 7:30pm, and learn traditions from around the globe.

Join us on May 11th -13th at 7:00pm and May 13th at 2:00pm in the WVJH Auditorium Tickets are (cash only at the door) $5 students and seniors and $7 for adults!

Join us, Saturday, May 6 from 9:30am-3:00pm for the FFA Plant Sale and support our West Valley High School FFA!

We invite you to join us in playing an integral role in the materials review process.

Students were working with “pretend patients” that needed text features in nonfiction to help them get well.

Kindergarten Registration is open, and our Elementary schools would like to invite you to their Kindergarten Information Night!

Announced by NASA and Future Engineers as one of 45 semifinalists in the Power to Explore Challenge.

Welcome to West Valley School District! We are excited to register your student, and we are looking forward to welcoming you.

Join our community forum on March 20 at 7:00pm in the High School Auditorium to gather feedback from the West Valley community on the unused proceeds of its 2019 bonds.

Students at Mountainview Elementary School celebrated reading with their Pride packs as they celebrated Dr. Seuss’s birthday and Read Across America.

This news segment from our local news outlet will surely get you excited to see the show!

Get your tickets now, and join us at the West Valley Junior High Auditorium for another great production opening March 2.

To better understand Black History Month, its origin, and the person whom most consider the “Father of Black History,” the story of Dr. Carter G. Woodson must be told.

Beauty and the Geek is the theme this year, and we hope that you join us on Feb. 25, from 6:00pm-9:30pm at the HS Commons.