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We Are Hiring For All Positions!

Did you know that working at the Yakima School District provides you an opportunity to work a similar schedule to your child? Did you know that we offer full and part time positions? Did you know that there are a variety of workplace settings to fit what you're looking for? Visit our Careers webpage to learn more!

We hope you will consider a career in one of our current open positions:

- Emergency Substitute Teacher

- Substitute - Office Help

- Substitute - Paraeducator

- Substitute - Cook Assistant

- Substitute - Bus Driver

- Paraeducator/Special Education Paraeducator

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Updates for Families

Please check out our smore.com newsletter update for families. It is an updated reminder of what is happening at YSD, plus some tips and tricks to engage with your teacher, school, or the district.

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Davis News Network Native American Heritage Month Video

The Davis News Network and Davis High School ASB students share with you a video about Native America Heritage Month. The video features interviews with staff and guests about their culture and how we can all share and appreciate the culture and backgrounds of all those around us.

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Thankful for gardens!

Well... it's cold out there...but at Eisenhower High School, we are thankful for the summer garden grown by Mr. Roderick Gregg's Ag Science students last summer. After the garden harvest, the produce was given to Mrs. Suzanne Walker's Food Science students. From Zucchini to Tomatoes to Peppers to Carrots to Sunflower Seeds are just some of the produce and food that was grown by the IKE Agriculture Science students.

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Yakima School District Partners with #1 in Innovation, Arizona State University, to Build Creative College Pathways

Yakima School District (YSD) is one of three school districts across the country partnering with Arizona State University (ASU) on a pilot program to increase access to college-level courses in high schools. ASU offers a series of Universal Learner Courses (ULCs), where students can earn college credits at an accessible cost.

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