Superintendent Wayne Walters and department leaders told the school board on Aug. 11 that the district is prepared to welcome students on Aug. 24, highlighting device distribution, staffing progress and ongoing facilities work tied to the Future Ready plan.

Lombard Highline Architects presented a pre‑bond conceptual package for a proposed new Moscow Middle School, including site options (district‑owned Wheeler Field), traffic and security changes, flexible commons and a library/makerspace hub, and an estimated $67,000,523 total project cost; trustees asked about soils and budgeting and no formal action was taken.

Architects propose compact campus designs with separate identities for AMS and CMS in Upper Valley.

School district reveals $450 million in urgent capital needs for aging infrastructure improvements.

School committee authorizes submission of interest forms for roof restoration projects.

School board unanimously allocates $505K for gym air conditioning and $850K for lighting upgrades.

Beaverton School District reaffirms support for equity and inclusion amidst federal threats.

Former student recounts severe bullying at Merrimack Valley High and praises Synergy's intervention.

The committee reviewed a comprehensive student conduct draft emphasizing restorative practices, data review to address disproportionality, and procedural clarity for suspension, restraint and appeals; members requested consolidation of philosophy language, a discipline matrix, and coordination with administrators before returning the draft.

Stephon Lally expresses commitment to public education and community engagement in Woodbridge.

School board to approve funding for district-wide renovation projects before school year starts.

School board discusses community donations and urgent repairs needed at Desert Valley kitchen.

Mesa Public Schools gears up to welcome students back on July 31 with new programs.

PXU declares itself a safe zone, ensuring all students access education regardless of immigration status.