Students, Parents, and Staff at Washington Middle School are "Going The Distance" with Distance Learning.

We have just wrapped up our 4 weeks of collaboration with Parents, Students, Staff to create Daily Distance Learning Tips and help each other "Go The Distance!" These tips have been posted daily on Washington Middle School Social Media Accounts and emailed to all students and parents.

You can also checkout all of the tips by visiting our website: www.ysd7.org/washington and clicking on "Distance Learning Tips" in the "Resources" Tab.

WAMS Distance Learning Tips

 Here are a few favorite examples:

 

 

 

The Yakima School District would like to thank and honor our principals for their visionary leadership and tireless pursuit of success for each student.

Did you know that Principal Kimberlee Newell was a wild land firefighter for 8 years with the Forest Service?

Did you know that Assistant Principal Brandon Hunt was a DJ for 5 years; He mostly did weddings and school dances. 

The Yakima School District would like to thank and honor our principals for their visionary leadership and tireless pursuit of success for each student.

Did you know that Principal Jaime Lee was a cheerleader in college?

Did you know that Assistant Principal Stephanie Casillas has two kids in college?

The Yakima School District would like to thank and honor our principals for their visionary leadership and tireless pursuit of success for each student.

Did you know that Principal Julio Sanchez has a total of 12 siblings?

Did you know that Assistant Principal Alejandra Rodriguez truly loves to dance and needs music during the day?

The Yakima School District would like to thank and honor our principals for their visionary leadership and tireless pursuit of success for each student.

Did you know that Principal TJ Bell has collected over 30 American Girl dolls?

Did you know that Assistant Principal Carrie Pitts grew up in rural Eastern Washington on her family's wheat farm? This fun fact makes her appreciate the variety of agriculture in the Yakima Valley.