YSD Stories

As we celebrate recent graduates, we're excited to highlight SchoolLinks for post-high school planning.

Several graduating Yakima School District seniors will attend some of the nation's most prestigious universities this fall.

Crystal Solis, Student and Family Liaison from Yakima K-8 Virtual School, named a finalist for distinguished ESD 105 award.

Lidia Valle, Behavioral Paraeducator at Adams Elementary School, named a finalist for distinguished ESD 105 award.

In March, YSD students competed at the SkillsUSA Washington competition, bringing home multiple finalist awards.

The Franklin Middle School community collected over 1,000 donated food items for Rod's House.

Hoover Elementary's Parent Night and Family Learning Fiesta on May 1 drew around 130 attendees.

Health & Wellness Center nurses Glenda and Angelica were recognized with the Saved a Life Award from SNOW.

Kelly Kilts’ second grade classroom welcomed adorable feathered friends in May.

In March, middle school students received the opportunity to hit the slopes with the Learn to Ski program.

Eisenhower students brought their studies to life in a mock trial at the William O. Douglas Courthouse.

Yakima students excel at state technology competition; finalists advance to nationals in Nashville, TN.

Excitement filled the halls of Hoover as preschoolers participated in a kindergarten transition program.

The Summer Kick-Off Resource Fair brought together 26 local organizations and families from across the district.

Davis High and Franklin Middle Schoolers earn top honors at the Lionel Hampton Jazz Festival.

Volunteers planted 30 oak seedlings at Discovery Early Learning Center and Robertson Elementary.

Fourth graders explored Washington’s geology with a presentation from the Wenas Mammoth Foundation.