East Valley School District No.90

Class of 2019 Graduation

Varsity Boys Basketball works as a team to beat Othello on January 11, 2019.

Students laughing with Ms. Kelsch during a PAWS assembly at Terrace Heights.

Preschool student exploring the snap blocks.

Preschool at East Valley Elementary School

East Valley families playing several cards during the 24th annual Turkey Bingo event.

East Valley Central Middle School - 24th Annual Turkey Bingo - 2018 Holiday Food Drive

JROTC ropes training at East Valley High School

4th grade students at East Valley Elementary get practice using their Chromebooks.

East Valley students using Chromebooks in the classroom.

East Valley Central Soup with the Sup in November.

East Valley Central's employee lunch, Soup with the Sups, was a big success on November 7, 2018.

Kids at Terrace Heights working with hoola hoops in p.e.

Terrace Heights students enjoying P.E. outdoors.

Homecoming game 2018 v. Qunicy. Red Devil students take a minute to pose for the camera.

East Valley High School wins homecoming came vs. Quincy

Approximately 15 students pointing to one student in the center wearing a shirt that says,

Unity Day at Moxee Elementary - Students say NO to bullying!

E.V.C.'s IGNITE 7th and 8th grade leadership students wear matching shirts for BRUIN CAMP.

East Valley Central IGNITE students lead 6th grade Bruin Camp

Terrace Heights students work with their Bear Den teacher to decide on a family flag theme.

UNITED WAY of Central Washington recognized East Valley employees for their contribution of more than $16,000 this school year!

Secretary of State, Kim Wyman, visited EVHS this fall to stress the importance of voting!

Summer 2018 - 90 East Valley employees attend the PLC AT WORK INSTITUTE in Seattle, WA.

Graduates in the class of 2018 posing with diplomas.

Congratulations to the Class of 2018!

EVC Wins 2017 School of Distinction Award.

Both East Valley Central Middle School & East Valley Elementary have won School of Distinction awards 3 years in a row (2016, 2017 & 2018).

Success for the Class of 2018!

Students working in a small reading intervention group.

Small group instruction at East Valley Elementary

Beth Caton with her family after being awarded the Crystal Apple Award for 2018.

Congratulations to our 2018 Crystal Apple Award Winner, Beth Caton.

Breaking ground on the East Valley High School Modernization and Expansion project

Class of 2031 kindergarten students learning a song at the colorful carpet with their teacher during kinder camp.

Kindergarten Boot Camp 2018

students waiting in the lunch line at Moxee Elementary

Lunch at Moxee Elementary

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It's hard to believe that it's already winter break. With the New Year upon us, it is time to reflect and look forward. We have had many positive things to celebrate in our schools in 2018. The beginning of our high school construction project, the launch of our Kinder BRIDGE program, 2 schools recognized with prestigious Washington State School of Distinction Awards, many staff, athletic and extracurricular awards, more than 186 new EVHS alumni and countless lasting impressions with our students and community.

It seems that the new trend in resolutions is to pick one word and allow that word to guide you as you take on the challenges of the New Year. As we look forward to 2019, the word GROWTH comes to mind for East Valley. Growth for our East Valley Community, growth for our district and school programs and especially for the growth of all students in our schools.

The expectations of student performance have risen year after year to new heights, and along with that, the expectations of our staff to prepare our students for the academic rigor they are now facing. We want our students to overcome challenges and excel in these new learning opportunities. As educators, we understand that learning is not always easy and that if students can learn to fail forward and, apply lessons learned from their mistakes, they are more likely to succeed in later attempts. To truly lead our students to success, we need our families to embrace the learning process, teach kids how to learn from failure and emphasize the power of grit, the mindset and ability to show confidence, self-control and perseverance in new, tough situations. We are confident that with the support of our staff and families, our students will reach their highest potential.

It is my hope that we all enjoy winter break and spend much needed, precious time with our families and loved ones. We look forward to welcoming our students, staff and families back to school on January 2nd and hope that we all return with a mindset of continued growth in the new year.

Wishing you a Happy & Safe Holiday Season!

John Schieche

Superintendent

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East Valley School District No.90

Class of 2019 Graduation

Secretary of State, Kim Wyman, visited EVHS this fall to stress the importance of voting!

Congratulations to the Class of 2018!

Upcoming Events

Martin Luther King Jr. Birthday - NO SCHOOL

School Board Meeting

School Board Meeting

President's Day - NO SCHOOL

Red Devil Theatre Company 2nd Annual Spaghetti Feed

School Board Meeting

School Board Meeting

Elementary Conference Week

School Board Meeting

Elementary Conference Week

Elementary Conference Week

Elementary Conference Week

Elementary Conference Week

Spring Break - NO SCHOOL

Spring Break - NO SCHOOL

Spring Break - NO SCHOOL

Spring Break - NO SCHOOL

Spring Break - NO SCHOOL

School Board Meeting

Superintendent's Message

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2-Hour Delay - Thursday, January 17, 2019

2019-2020 Finalized Instructional Calendar Released

LIL' DEVIL CHEER CAMP! REGISTER NOW!

2018 Annual Report to the Community

December E-news Now Available!

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