Dr. Granger's weekly message has been posted on our COVID-19 Info & Updates page. His message includes important new information for families who might be considering a switch to home schooling for the 2020-2021 school year. READ MORE >
Blaine School District is presenting more than one learning model for the 2020-2021 school year, a hybrid learning model that consists of alternating weeks or online only. A full description of both learning models can be found on the COVID-19 Information & Updates page, in the Health Services section of our website. At this time we are asking families to decide... READ MORE >
Visit our COVID-19 Info & Updates page for Dr. Granger's Community Message for July 24, 2020. Tonight's message includes some childcare resources, including a link to a survey from the Boys and Girls Club of Whatcom County's Blaine club. READ MORE >
Visit our COVID-19 Info & Updates page for a new message from Dr. Granger regarding school reopening for the 2020-2021 school year. As things are rapidly evolving, he remains committed to communicating with our students, staff, families and community and will continue to issue updates on a regular basis. https://www.blainesd.org/covid-19-info-and-updates READ MORE >
We know our families still have lots of questions about the 2020-2021 School Year, and we are committed to making ourselves available to answer them. Join Dr. Granger Monday, July 13, 2020 for a virtual question and answer session. Join from a PC, Mac, iPad, iPhone or Android device: Please click this URL to join.... READ MORE >
Good evening students, staff, families and community, I am writing this evening to let you know that we as a district have been made aware of comments made on social media by former district students that have raised concerns within our community. In particular, we have recently received concerns from community members that acts of discrimination or harassment may... READ MORE >
Dr. Granger has delivered a message regarding Blaine School District's tentative schedule and reopening plan for the 2020-2021 school year. You can view his video message below or click here to visit our COVID-19 Info & Updates page to read the full text. READ MORE >
Here is what we know about the start of the 2020-2021 school year as of 9:00 P.M., Friday, June 19, 2020; Schools have been told to reopen, with 6 ft of social distancing between students in a classroom settingThe size of our classrooms create a limitation of anywhere from 10-15 students with social distancing appliedThe above means a hybrid model of learning will... READ MORE >
Join Dr. Granger for a virtual community question and answer session tonight, Wednesday, June 17, 2020 at 6:00 P.M. He'll share the most up to date information about the 2020-2021 school year and answer your questions. Join from a PC, Mac, iPad, iPhone or Android device: Please click this URL to join.... READ MORE >
We are pleased to announce the graduation of the Blaine High School Class of 2020, airing on our YouTube channel tonight, Friday, June 12, 2020, at 5:00 P.M. PST. Through these difficult times our graduates have conducted themselves with honor and grace and have proven themselves to be the upstanding citizens we all knew they were. Class of 2020, we welcome you to... READ MORE >
Join us online tonight, Thursday, June 11, 2020 at 7:00 P.M. for our cheerleading information session. In addition to our traditional squads for boys' and girls' athletics, we are adding competitive cheer for the 2020-2021 school year. We're excited to add this new level of competition and athleticism to the sport and look forward to sharing our plans with you,... READ MORE >
On Thursday, June 11, 2020 from 3:00 P.M. to 6:00 P.M. BMS and BHS students will be able to pickup and drop off the below list of items. Please see the below map for specific locations for pick up and drop off. HS Art Projects HS YearbooksMS Yearbooks/ItemsSenior Parent Grad Night ItemsMS/HS Band Uniform/Instrument Return READ MORE >
Dr. Granger's weekly message was delivered by video this week and is available on our YouTube channel, Blaine School District, WA. The written message can also be found on the COVID Information & Updates page of our website, under Health Services. As is the case for all of our web pages, the message can be translated into both Spanish and Russian. ... READ MORE >
June 5, 2020 TO: Senior Students and Families SUBJECT: Phase 2 Graduation Pre-Recording Good afternoon, We are excited to announce that Whatcom County has been approved for Phase 2 opening, and we are proceeding with our pre-recording of graduation on June 10, 2020. Each family was mailed a letter late yesterday with instructions, arrival times, and the... READ MORE >
Thursday, June 4, 2020 at 6:00 P.M. Dr. Granger will host a senior student and parent Q&A for the Class of 2020. We are hopeful for a Phase 2 opening in Whatcom County by next week, and we look forward to sharing our plans for graduation should that occur. Click here to join the meeting. Password: 440374Or to join by phone: Dial(for higher quality, dial a number... READ MORE >
Join Dr. Granger for a virtual question and answer period on Wednesday, June 3, 2020 at 6:00 P.M. We know that in these times there are sometimes more questions than answers, but Dr. Granger is committed to transparency and regular and consistent communication with our community. Questions can be emailed in advance to questions@blainesd.org or asked in the Q&A box... READ MORE >
We are continuing to plan and prepare for the 2020-2021 school year and are working every day to problem solve the many issues we are all facing. There are still far more questions than answers. However, one thing has been made abundantly clear so far, and that is we should all expect the coming school year to look different than both the start of this year and its... READ MORE >
Dr. Granger's weekly message has been posted on our website's COVID Info & Updates page and includes information about a potential Phase 2 graduation celebration for the Class of 2020. READ MORE >
Good evening Students, Staff, Families and Community, I hope this email finds you doing well and taking good care of yourselves and your family. This weekend the month of May will come to an end, leaving us with just two weeks until graduation and three weeks until the end of this school year for all of our students. The feedback we continue to receive from our... READ MORE >
Dr. Granger's weekly message has been posted to our website's COVID Info & Updates page, under Health Services. It includes information about item pick up and return and a time for graduation plans. Click here to read his message. READ MORE >
Join Dr. Granger and Mr. Ellis for a virtual Q & A session specifically for Class of 2020 seniors and their families, Thursday, May 21, 2020 at 6:00 P.M. Questions may be sent in advance to questions@blainesd.org or asked via the Q & A box in the zoom webinar. Attendees of the meeting will be required to register with first and last name and a valid email address. ... READ MORE >
Join Dr. Granger for a virtual community Q & A, Wednesday, May 20, 2020. Anyone who would like to may send questions in advance to questions@blainesd.org. A similar meeting specifically for Class of 2020 Seniors and their families will be held Thursday, May 21, 2020. The link for that meeting will be posted Wednesday evening. READ MORE >
Thursday, May 7, 2020 at 6:00 P.M. we are holding another virtual meeting for the Class of 2020 senior students and parents. The meeting is being held via a Zoom Webinar and requires attendees to be able to register by entering their first and last name and a valid email address. In our last meeting some individuals had trouble getting into the meeting, and we... READ MORE >
Student belongings may be picked up from the school this Tuesday, May 5, 2020 and Wednesday, May 6, 2020 from 2:00 P.M. to 6:00 P.M. The times have been divided based on the first letter of the last name of the student. Households with students of more than one last name can choose just one of the applicable times; you do not have to come to the supply pick up... READ MORE >
Dr. Granger is hosting a Q&A for the community this evening, Wednesday, April 29, 2020 at 6:30 p.m. via zoom webinar. Anyone joining the meeting will be required to enter their First Name, Last Name, and a valid email address. Participants in the webinar will not have video or audio. You are encouraged to send your questions in advance to... READ MORE >
New Student Online Enrollment is up and running. This is for Kindergarten registration, and students of all ages. Visit our website, under Parents and Students to find the new page with everything you'll need to register. https://www.blainesd.org/new-student-online-enrollment--9For families with students already attending Blaine School District who wish to enroll a... READ MORE >
Superintendent Dr. Christopher Granger shares a message of support for families regarding this new age of distance learning on our YouTube channel, Blaine School District, WA. READ MORE >
Friday, April 17, 2020 @ 8:20 P.M. (20:20), Blaine School District will join WIAA, and schools all across the State of Washington, and light its stadium lights for 20 minutes to honor the Senior Class of 2020. This is not a replacement of any potential official commencement ceremony for the class, but rather a chance to join together locally, regionally, and across... READ MORE >
Wednesday, April 15, 2020, from 6:00 p.m. to 7:00 p.m., Dr. Granger will host a Virtual Supper with the Superintendent. You are invited to send questions in advance by email to questions@blainesd.org. Emails will not be responded to, but Dr. Granger will address each question during the event. You will also have the ability to type questions into the chat box... READ MORE >
This message was sent out via email to BHS families over the weekend. If you did not receive it, please log into Skyward, select My Account, and make sure your email address is correct. As we move forward with distance learning, email will be a critical form of communication for staff, students and families. April 11, 2020 Students and Families: Just checking in... READ MORE >
Tuesday, March 24, 2020The district is working to determine the logistics of providing childcare for our community's healthcare workers and first responders. If you work in one of these categories and will require childcare, please complete the Childcare Form, found on our website, and send it by email to Julie Butschli as soon as possible. Decisions about staffing... READ MORE >
March 20, 2020 Dear staff, students, families and community, It is hard to believe we are approaching the end of March. So much has changed in our community over this month. We are working hard as a district to meet the needs of students, staff and the community as a whole in the form of meals and planning for childcare. We are also working through what... READ MORE >
Our COVID-19 Nutrition Plan begins with the weekday distribution of meals tomorrow, Wednesday, March 18, 2020. Grab 'n Go meals will be available for pick up between 11:00 am and Noon at the Blaine High School campus, with a drive through option, in the parking lot behind the new grandstands. Meals will also be delivered along bus routes. Children need not be... READ MORE >
The State of Washington has asked school districts to provide childcare for essential services workers, such as healthcare, emergency response and utilities workers. We are preparing to do so, but need your help to best plan. If you are someone who will be in a critical childcare need due to today's closure announcement, please complete our survey. READ MORE >
Blaine School District to close beginning Monday, March 16, 2020 Good afternoon Blaine School District Students, Staff, Families and Community, We know the past few weeks have been stressful for many in our communities because of the continued spread of the novel coronavirus, also known as COVID-19. We are grateful to all our students, staff and families... READ MORE >
The following information is from a Washington State Department of Health publication dated March 4, 2020.If you think you have been exposed to someone with laboratory-confirmed COVID-19, follow the steps below to monitor your health and avoid spreading the disease to others if you get sick.What is coronavirus disease 2019 (COVID-19)?COVID-19 is a respiratory... READ MORE >
March 9, 2020 RE: March 28, 2020 - Washington State Math Champs In light of the increasing risk factors occurring in our state, and the numerous questions we have received from participating State Math Champs teams, Blaine School District is weighing the impacts of postponing or cancelling the 2020 Washington State Math Champs event scheduled for March 28,... READ MORE >
We have created a new web page for Communicable Disease, under Health Services. There is an update there this evening, March 5, 2020, from Dr. Granger regarding COVID-19. Any future updates regarding both COVID-19 and varicella (chickenpox) will be posted here first. https://www.blainesd.org/communicable-disease-information READ MORE >
Dear Staff, Students and Families, As you are aware we are in the heart of the cold and flu season, and we are constantly monitoring the health and safety of our staff and students. In addition to coronavirus we continue to monitor other illness instances as well. We have had a cluster of children who have been diagnosed with chickenpox (varicella) in our district... READ MORE >
A Message from the Superintendent: Good Evening, As we make our way through this evolving, fast-changing situation that surrounds COVID-19, I have decided I would like to err on the side of over-communicating with our staff, students, families and communities. So, although there is nothing new to report as to the status of COVID-19 in our community or even in the... READ MORE >
Potential openings for teachers at all grade levels have been posted for the 2020-2021 school year. Interested applicants should visit our Employment page for more information and to apply. District Program and Facility Highlights: Fountas and Pinnell, Conscious Discipline, Expanding CTE, REACH Highly Capable, AVID, College in the Classroom, New High School... READ MORE >
A message from the superintendent: Good Morning Families, Students, Families and Communit Members, As the novel coronavirus (COVID-19) continues to dominate the news, we have experienced an increase in concern being expressed by parents and staff in Blaine School District. I would like to start by assuring our community that I, and members of our staff, have been... READ MORE >
You have navigated the weather-related school closures in January, and potential impacts in February, with patience, and we are grateful. With three weather related closure days behind us, our last day of school is currently scheduled to be Monday, June 15, 2020. Should we experience additional school closures due to weather, that date could change.With this... READ MORE >
Dear Blaine Community, On behalf of the students, staff, and school board I extend my deepest gratitude for your continued support of public education. In supporting our replacement levy you have shown a commitment to our students’ needs and an understanding of the complicated funding issues we face. Thank you for putting the pieces in place for our students.... READ MORE >
You are invited to join Dr. Granger for a town hall style conversation, with a light supper included, at 6:30 p.m. on Monday, February 10th in the Birch Bay Bible Community Church’s Fireside Room (4460 Bay Rd., Blaine). Thank you to Birch Bay Square Subway and Birch Bay Bible Community Church for co-hosting this event with us. READ MORE >
BHS Final Exams are this Thursday and Friday. Thursday 1/23 Finals Schedule: Periods 1, 3, 5 Period 1: 8:20 – 10:15 Break: 10:15 – 10:25 (10) Period 3: 10:25 – 12:20 Lunch: 12:20 – 12:50 Period 5: 12:55 – 2:50 Friday 1/24 Finals Schedule: Periods 2, 4, 6 Period 2: 8:20 – 10:15 Break: 10:15 – 10:25 (10) Period 4: 10:25 – 12:20 Lunch: 12:20 – 12:50... READ MORE >
At about the same time that the Class of 2020 was entering kindergarten, planning for a new high school facility in Blaine got underway. As those same students began their senior year of high school, at the beginning of the 2019-2020 school year, the new facility was finally completed. After failed bond initiatives in 2008 and 2011, voters overwhelmingly supported... READ MORE >
The Mobile Dental Program is coming again to the Blaine School District to provide screening and dental care services to students! This is a free supplemental service for all children and includes screenings, sealants and fluoride. There is no cost to families, and the dental services occur at school. In order to take advantage of this incredible program, simply... READ MORE >
In an effort to continually provide a safe environment for students and staff and to effectively respond to emergencies, Blaine School District has adopted the Standard Response Protocol (SRP) developed by the I Love U Guys Foundation. Our staff have already been trained on this protocol and our students will be introduced to it this month. The SRP provides... READ MORE >
BHS Parents and Students, Please come join us at the BHS Open House on Wednesday Sept. 11 starting at 6p in the HS Cafeteria. This is a great time to meet your student's teachers and learn about the great things that are happening in their classrooms. The event will begin with our Principal Mr. Ellis saying a few words followed by our new Superintendent Dr.... READ MORE >
BHS Club Sign-ups will be taking place this Friday (8/30) during activity time. Below is a description of all the clubs offered at BHS. Hopefully there is one or two clubs that will interest you. It's a great way to meet new friends and take more pride in being a part of the Borderite community. GET INVOLVED!! GO BORDERITES!!BHS Clubs 2019-20 Art... READ MORE >
As the start of the 2019-2020 school year approaches, the Blaine School District Family Service Center, as in previous years, would like to provide backpacks full of school supplies to our low-income, foster, and homeless students. This service is provided only by the donations from our amazing community. If you would like to donate supplies – backpacks,... READ MORE >
Blaine School District will be hosting a Back to School Fair on Wednesday, August 21st, in the High School Gymnasium from 4:00-7:00pm. This exciting event was a great success in December of 2018, and the District is now providing this opportunity prior to the beginning of school this year so that our families can come and learn about resources available in our... READ MORE >
Please see flyers linked below for information about food programs that will be happening in our community this summer. All students are welcome to attend!!Boys & Girls Club Summer Food ProgramBirch Bay Summer Community Meals READ MORE >
We would like to thank the following scholarship contributors for their generous donations and for helping to make a difference with our students and our community. Dr. Steven C. Bunch Memorial Scholarship Gracie McPhail Blaine Scholarship Foundation Conner BolickAlexis Den HartogConnor EllisAlexandra HaoDerek MachulaGracie McPhailEmily OteroAnnie Wright Blaine... READ MORE >
Blaine School District's Board of Directors is currently in the first phase of searching for a new superintendent. At their Special Meeting on May 17, the Board selected Rich Parker, from the consultant firm McPherson & Jacobson, to guide this process. The Board met with Mr. Parker in a Special Meeting on May 20 for the purpose of discussing their own criteria for... READ MORE >
Dear Seniors and Parents,With graduation just around the corner, there are a few important dates you should be aware of. In an effort to help students who may need to catch up following the days lost to inclement weather this winter, we are offering two make-up days for seniors. They are Monday, May 6th and Saturday, May 18th. Staff will be present in the Library... READ MORE >
Blaine High School senior Alexandra Hao was selected to attend the 2nd Annual Washington State STEM Signing Day presented by Boeing. This event took place at the State Capital Building in Olympia on Friday, April 12. Alexandra will be attending University of Washington, pursuing a degree in Chemistry or Biochemistry. Congratulations, Alexandra! READ MORE >
Click here to read Amy Page's Whatcom Talk article regarding the Blaine High School remodel. READ MORE >
Blaine High School's Knowledge Bowl team traveled to Yakima to compete in the State tournament on Saturday, March 23rd. Answering general knowledge questions in Jeopardy-style team rounds, Blaine's own team of five students battled in one written round and three oral rounds. Seniors Jo Latta and Alexandra Hao along with juniors Dylan Burnett, Charles Streeter, and... READ MORE >
We are pleased to announce an opportunity for the community to enjoy an incredible music performance by the Soshin Girls School student band from Yokohama, Japan. Since 2003, the Blaine High School wind ensemble has visited Japan five times, and this will be the Soshin Girls School’s second visit to Blaine. This group of talented young musicians will be hosted by... READ MORE >
The simple answer to this question is yes. The majority of teens are highly absorbed by their cellular devices; whether they’re messaging friends, playing games, checking up on social media, etc. At school, looking around, it would be odd seeing someone who’s NOT looking down at their device! The consistency of this distraction affects the adolescent... READ MORE >
With the significant increase in absences due to illness, we want to remind everyone that we have attendance hotlines that can be called to excuse your child's absence. Please leave a detailed message regarding symptoms so we can appropriately track illness trends. It is important to keep your child home until 24 hours after fever subsides without the use of... READ MORE >
Although sudden cardiac arrest in teens is rare, undetected heart defects place otherwise healthy youth at risk. PeaceHealth will be offering noninvasive screening at Blaine High School from 8am-4pm on Thursday, March 21st. To register your high school student for this screening, please complete the Heart Health Survey and return it to Jodi Greene, RN, in Student... READ MORE >
On Monday, March 11, 2019 six of Jennifer Wright's Blaine High School Biology students presented research results from investigations in and around Cain Creek, Dakota Creek, and Lincoln Park to the Blaine City Council. The students informed the council about the importance and benefits of improving the biodiversity and riparian area around Cain Creek and gained the... READ MORE >
At their February 25 meeting, the School Board approved the base calendar for the 2019-2020 school year. The first day of school will take place on Wednesday, August 28, 2019 with the final day of school set for Wednesday, June 10, 2020. Winter Break will run from December 23, 2019 through January 3, 2020. Spring Break will take place from April 6-10, 2020. Late... READ MORE >
Recently, three Blaine High School Band students performed solos at the San Juan Music Educators Association Regional Senior Solo & Ensemble Festival at Bellingham High School. Timothy Schrader, senior tuba player, Sydney Thrall, junior bassoon player, and Stephanie Boczek, freshman alto saxophone player all gave outstanding performances. Tim and Sydney both placed... READ MORE >
Five Blaine High School athletes were recognized at the February 25 School Board Meeting for exemplary sportsmanship during the Winter athletic season. These student athletes were identified by their coaches for this level of recognition.Aidan Button, Boys WrestlingJosie Delgadillo, Girls WrestlingAdam Vega, Boys BasketballEmma Mulryan, Girls BasketballShelby... READ MORE >
The following resource links are provided to help parents understand the facts and associated health risks related to e-cigarette use among teens. In addition to the many other issues that today's youth face on a day-to-day basis, e-cigarette use has risen to an epidemic level across the nation, and many teens have dangerous misperceptions that lead them to believe... READ MORE >
Congratulations to the Borderite Wrestlers for winning the District Championship on Saturday, February 2nd, in Sedro-Woolley. Blaine had 14 boys and 1 girl qualify for the Regional Tournament this Saturday, February 9. Borderite regional qualifiers were: Adam Macauley, Alex Mercado, Jack Cheatham, Alex Hall, George Cheatham, Ethan Deming, Aidan Button, Colton... READ MORE >
Blaine School District will be hosting two upcoming training opportunities through the Birch Bay Blaine Thrives initiative. On Wednesday, January 30, a presentation will take place in the High School Theater from 5:30-8:00pm on “Teens and Risk Taking”. Counselor and educator Kate Haskell will talk about the exciting time of adolescence and brain development. A... READ MORE >
Class of 2019 Graduation has been scheduled on Friday, June 7. The ceremony will begin at 6:00pm in the gymnasium. READ MORE >
Are you interested in referring a student for REACH, Blaine School District’s Highly Capable Program? Click here to get the Parent, Community, and Self Referral form and submit it to the student’s school office by February 15. READ MORE >
On Wednesday, December 5, your high school blood drive registered a total of 42 donors! We welcomed 24 first-time-donors to the Bloodworks Northwest family – new donors, we hope it was a positive experience for you and that you will consider becoming a life-long blood donor! We were able to collect 32 units of whole blood. Since each unit of whole blood is... READ MORE >
It’s almost winter break! Staff and students are excited as we approach the holidays and some time off. People begin to appreciate the little things during the winter. This might include the picturesque icy sunrise over Mount Baker in the early mornings. When skiers and snowboarders see this, they can’t wait to get up to the mountain. Families are planning... READ MORE >
Blaine School District will be hosting the first annual Family Resource Fair on Wednesday, December 5th, in the High School Cafeteria from 5:00-7:30pm. This exciting event will provide an opportunity for our families to come and learn about resources available in our community. There will be many local organizations on site to discuss opportunities and support for... READ MORE >
In observance of the upcoming Veterans Day holiday, a variety of educational activities are taking place this week throughout our campus. Blaine Primary School students have been participating in a variety of literacy activities, including reading about military service, writing thank you notes, and making a “Hero Sandwich” book. The Elementary School’s annual... READ MORE >
Parents and patrons in the community are invited to join Snoopy, Charlie Brown, Lucy, Linus, Sally, Schroeder and the whole PEANUTS gang in our new High School Little Theater as the Blaine High School Drama Club proudly presents the comedic musical, “You’re A Good Man, Charlie Brown!” based on Charles Schultz’ beloved comic strip. There are only four shows,... READ MORE >
It’s 8:10 on a Friday morning in the heart of Blaine. Students arrive, entering through the glass doors of the cafeteria. They go inside to find their friends, socializing before starting their day. It comes up on 8:15 when Vice Principal Vezzetti calls out “Head to class!” A rush of students floods the new narrow halls. The bell rings at 8:20, then moments later,... READ MORE >
UPDATE 11/2/18: Blaine High School's Volleyball Team won both matches in the District 1/2 Tournament on November 1st. With these victories, the team qualified for the upcoming State Tournament at St. Martin's College in Lacey which takes place on November 9 and 10. Preliminary to the State Tournament, the Borderites will return to Sammamish High School for a match... READ MORE >
The Blaine Borderite Football Team competed against the Anacortes Seahawks, in Anacortes, on Friday, October 19. This was the final regular season game of the year. With a decisive victory in Anacortes, the Borderites move on to the District Playoffs with a game against Mountlake Terrace High School on Friday, October 26, starting at 5:00pm at the Edmonds... READ MORE >
September is Attendance Awareness Month! Showing up for school has a huge impact on a student's academic success starting in kindergarten and continuing through high school. Even as children grow older and more independent, families play a key role in making sure students get to school safely every day and understand why attendance is so important for success... READ MORE >
The Mobile Dental Program is coming back to the Blaine School District to provide screening and dental care services to students! This is a free supplemental service for all children and includes screenings, sealants and fluoride. There is no cost to families, and the dental services occur at school. Families are encouraged to embrace this wonderful free... READ MORE >
With the first two phases of construction complete at Blaine High School, parents and patrons are invited to tour the facility on Friday, October 12. Guided tours will be provided every 15 minutes from 5:00-6:15pm. Visitors are also invited to stay for the Homecoming Chili Feed, sponsored by the Blaine Booster Club, starting at 5:00pm in the new cafeteria ($5 per... READ MORE >
BHS Club Sign-ups will be taking place this Friday (8/31) during activity time. Below is a description of all the clubs offered at BHS. Hopefully there is one or two clubs that will interest you. It's a great way to meet new friends and take more pride in being a part of the Borderite community. GET INVOLVED!! GO BORDERITES!! BHS Clubs 2018 BHS... READ MORE >
In partnership with the Whatcom County Health Department, Blaine School District has been working towards the formation of a broad, community-based, prevention network to enhance collaboration and ongoing planning for the social-emotional needs of our youth. The strategic planning initiative, known as Blaine Thrives, will set a healthy vision for the community to... READ MORE >
In May, Blaine High School was awarded a six-year accreditation from the Associate of Educational Service Districts (AESD). The High School used this voluntary accreditation process to continue its work towards improving graduation rates, supporting students in math and reading skills, and building a culture where students want to come to school. We are most proud... READ MORE >