The school board of directors invites students, families, staff, and community members to join a Community Conversation about school safety in Franklin Pierce Schools. Tuesday, October 27 at 6:00 p.m. James Sales Elementary (1301 113th St S)
The Franklin Pierce School District has successfully refinanced a portion of its existing school bonds, a move that is expected to save local taxpayers more than $7.6 million over the next ten years.
The Franklin Pierce School District has successfully refinanced a portion of its existing school bonds, a move that is expected to save local taxpayers more than $7.6 million over the next ten years.
We want to reassure our Puyallup School District community that the safety and well-being of our students and staff remain our highest priority, every day.
Families are asked to complete the Child Nutrition Eligibility and Education Benefit (CNEEB) Application each year. The application helps schools maintain eligibility for important funding and resources and may also qualify your family for additional benefits.
Behind every smooth school year is a summer of nonstop work that most people never see. Here in Bethel, our Facilities and Maintenance team spends the quiet months tackling the heavy lifting required to keep our entire district safe, compliant, and ready for students to return.
The Careers in Education program is focused on demystifying the education profession and diving into real-world topics like parent communication, classroom discipline, and how technology is changing the way teachers work.
Covering 202 square miles of Pierce County, our district is dedicated to making sure every single student feels supported, heard, and empowered to succeed.
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