WVHS produced a video of the graduation ceremony for the Class of 2020. Watch the Valedictorian speeches, the graduates walk across the stage, and more. Congratulations Seniors!

The succession plan worked perfectly. Effective July 1, 2020, Kyle Rydell is West Valley's new Superintendent. Kyle had been the assistant superintendent for the past year with the intention of taking the top job when Dr. Gene Sementi retired.

Deputy Superintendent Doug Matson was presented with the district's highest honor, the Above and Beyond Award, at a recent school board meeting. School Board President Robert Dompier shared that Doug has done an exceptional job of managing the district finances over the past 31 years. Congratulations Doug!

We send heartfelt congratulations to those that retired from WVSD at the end of the 2020 school year. A video has been created to highlight them.

West Valley High School held a drive in graduation recently with students wearing their cap and gown and family members looking on. It was far from the traditional ceremony but some things were the same. Graduates walked across the stage as their name was announced, they received their diploma, and they posed for a professional photo. Great job Eagles and all the best in your future endeavors!

West Valley graduate Debra Stephens is the Chief Justice of the Washington State Supreme Court. She shares an inspirational message with the Class of 2020.

Inland Empire Paper Company President and General Manager, Kevin Rasler (left) and Human Resources Manager Tony Ventresco met with WVHS Senior Chad Scrimsher to present him a $1,000 college scholarship. The paper company is a great WVSD partner and has presented this generous scholarship for several years. Congratulations Chad!