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A Message from Hawthorne – December 6, 2021
/in District Site News, High Schools News /by rthornburgKelly Simpson, High School Success Coordinator shares a message from Hawthorne Alternative High School.
New Pendleton School District Teacher – Lauren Roberts
/in District Site News, Washington School News /by rthornburgThe Pendleton School District is happy to feature new PSD teachers.
New Pendleton School District Teacher – Kristyn Rangel
/in District Site News, Sunridge News /by rthornburgThe Pendleton School District is happy to feature new PSD teachers.
TAPP Program Shines Spotlight on Student Attendance
/in District Site News, Washington School News /by rthornburgSometimes, it’s hard to get up in the morning, for adults and children alike.
Pow Wow at Sunridge Middle School
/in District Site News, Sunridge News /by rthornburgNew Pendleton School District Teacher – Noele Mead
/in District Site News, McKay Creek School News /by rthornburgThe Pendleton School District is happy to feature new PSD teachers.
New Pendleton School District Teacher – Noele Mead
/in District Site News, McKay Creek School News /by rthornburgThe Pendleton School District is happy to feature new PSD teachers.
Giving Thanks at Hawthorne Alt School
/in District Site News, High Schools News /by rthornburgWhat are you thankful for?
NASA Virtual Presentation at Washington Elementary
/in Washington School News /by rthornburgThe planet Mars is millions of miles from Earth, but for Aaron Yazzie, a Mechanical Engineer at NASA, looking at the terrain of the red planet reminds him of the place he grew up.