News & Announcements

Between March 20 and 30, we will be asking for feedback via an online survey that students in grades 3 through 12 will be completing at school. Parents have the opportunity to opt out students. Click to read more.

The West Valley Education Foundation is now accepting applications for the 2023 Student Academic Scholarship Program!

WVSD schools will not be in session April 3 to 7 due to the district Spring Break.

West Valley School District is proud to provide three distinct kindergarten pathways for families to choose from! Enrollment starts March 1 but families can preregister now. Click the link to find out more.

Our elementary and middle schools will release students early on Wednesday, March 1, due to the start of spring parent-teacher conferences and will not have school on March 2 and 3. Release times vary by school, so click on the graphic for a list of buildings and their times.

*** WVSD phones are currently down, please contact your school through email regarding attendance. All WVSD schools will be 2 hours late today, Tuesday, February 28. School buses will also run 2 hours late. If you choose to keep your student home, please notify the school and your student will be excused. Click on the graphic for a list of late-start times by building.

Our district is asking parents to take a brief survey to share their experiences with West Valley schools. Beginning February 28, the school(s) your student(s) attend will email out a link to the survey and a code specific to that school. The survey will run February 28 to March 10.

Students from a variety of WVSD schools gathered on February 10 at Eastern Washington University for the Civic Thinkers Conference. WVSD has offered this experience for over a decade, and the topic for this year's discussion was around the theme, “Who gets recognized and for what?”

Pre-registration is now open for the West Valley Wrestling Club that serves girls and boys ages 5-14 of all skill levels in the West Valley Community! Click on the headline for more info.

Special guests from The Learning Project Network interacted with West Valley High School students around the theme of “Unfolding MLK’s Dream” on January 17. Speakers challenged those in attendance to take a moment to reflect on how they could rise up for change in their very own community.