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Walla Walla Public Schools Board Of Directors Regular Business Meeting: May 20, 2025 -05/16/25

Supporting documents are available via the following link:  https://meetings.boardbook.org/Public/Organization/997

Board of Directors Meeting Schedule & Information:  https://www.wwps.org/district/information/school-board/board-meeting-schedule

Walla Walla Public Schools Announces 2025 Graduates Of Distinction (Photo) -05/13/25

WALLA WALLA — Walla Walla Public Schools proudly announces the recipients of its 2025 Graduates of Distinction awards. This year's honorees are:

  • Kevin Pribilsky, Class of 1981
  • Todd Stubblefield, Class of 1991
  • Alison Billingsley Bruggeman, Class of 2001
  • Glen Mitchell, Class of 1964
  • Leslie Sesser, Class of 1997

 

These esteemed alumni have made outstanding contributions to their professions and communities, exemplifying the values of Walla Walla Public Schools. Their achievements continue to bring pride and honor to the district. Join us in celebrating their accomplishments at a public reception in their honor. Hear their inspiring stories and learn about the educators and experiences that helped shape their lives.

 

Reception Details:

  • Date: Monday, June 2, 2025
  • Time: 4 to 5:30 p.m.
  • Location: Walla Walla High School Commons (800 Abbott Road)
  • This event is open to the public, and all are welcome to attend.

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Attached Media Files: Graduates of Distinction 2025.jpg, Alison Bruggeman.jpg, Glen Mitchell Photo.JPG, Kevin Pribilsky.jpg, Leslie Sesser.JPG, Todd Stubblefield Photo.JPG,

Four Walla Walla Schools Honored By Washington State School Recognition Program -05/06/25

WALLA WALLA - Walla Walla Public Schools is proud to announce that four of its schools have been recognized by the Washington State School Recognition Program for outstanding performance during the 2023-2024 school year:
• Green Park Elementary School – Closing Gaps
• Pioneer Middle School – Closing Gaps
• Prospect Point Elementary School – Growth
• Sharpstein Elementary School – Growth
 
This recognition is especially meaningful, as only 16% of schools across the state earned honors this year. The Washington School Recognition Program is a collaborative effort between the State Board of Education (SBE), the Office of the Superintendent of Public Instruction (OSPI), and the Educational Opportunity Gap Oversight and Accountability Committee (EOGOAC). The program highlights schools that demonstrate effective practices, foster student success, and prioritize continuous improvement.
 
“Our Vision 2030 Strategic Plan has provided us with a focus for ensuring district-wide promise standards are taught, assessed and met for every student,” said Executive Director of Teaching and Learning Christy Krutulis. “These four schools exemplify what can be accomplished when teams hold high expectations for students and collaborate to respond to data and differentiate instruction.” 
 
How Schools Qualify for the Washington State School Recognition Program:
Schools are recognized in one or more of the following categories:
• Closing Gaps – Awarded to schools that have made significant progress in areas previously identified for improvement, such as assessment scores in English language arts and math, English learner progress, or graduation rates.
• Growth – Recognizes schools with student groups that have shown some of the most significant annual improvements in the state across multiple measures, including attendance, assessment scores, English learner progress, graduation rates, or ninth-grade credit attainment.
• Achievement – Honors schools demonstrating the highest performance in at least two key areas (e.g., attendance, dual credit completion, assessment scores, graduation rates), while maintaining above-average results across all reportable student groups, as outlined in the 2025 Washington School Improvement Framework.
 
“Regardless of the category, this recognition represents a remarkable achievement—one that reflects the hard work and commitment of educators, administrators, support staff, and of course, the students who bring their best to school every day,” said Krutulis. “Congratulations to our schools for their dedication to excellence and student success!”
 
Each honored school will receive a commemorative banner to display with pride.

Walla Walla Public Schools Board Of Directors Regular Study Meeting: May 6, 2025 -05/02/25

Supporting documents are available via the following link:  https://meetings.boardbook.org/Public/Organization/997

Board of Directors Meeting Schedule & Information:  https://www.wwps.org/district/information/school-board/board-meeting-schedule

Walla Walla Public Schools Board Of Directors Special Meeting: April 29, 2025 -04/28/25

Supporting documents are available via the following link:  https://meetings.boardbook.org/Public/Organization/997
Board of Directors Meeting Schedule & Information:  https://www.wwps.org/district/information/school-board/board-meeting-schedul