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Our Mission
In partnership with families and community, Walla Walla Public Schools ensures a culture of equity and belonging, where every student achieves ambitious levels of learning through relevant and rigorous educational experiences.
We Believe...
that diversity is our strength.
We Believe...
in challenging and supporting all students.
We Believe...
that quality instruction is critical to student success.
SEATech students in the Careers in Media and Entertainment program have demonstrated their incredible talent and creativity by producing public service announcement videos for airing on Spectrum Cable Television.
In celebration of School Board Recognition Month, Walla Walla Public Schools (WWPS) proudly highlights the exceptional contributions of Ari Kim-Leavitt, a devoted and passionate Student Representative on the WWPS Board of Directors.
GEAR UP is excited to announce its next book selection: The Anxious Generation by Jonathan Haidt. This insightful book explores the growing mental health crisis among today’s youth and provides valuable perspectives on how social media, technology, and societal pressures have shaped a generation that is more anxious and less resilient than ever before.
In celebration of School Board Recognition Month, Walla Walla Public Schools (WWPS) is proud to highlight the remarkable contributions of Ruth Ladderud, a long-standing and dedicated member of the WWPS Board of Directors.
Access student grades, class schedules, attendance, and more.
Volunteer In Person (VIP)
VIP is an easy way to get involved in your local schools! Access our easy-to-use online volunteer management system.
YONDR Phone-Free Schools
Creating a Phone-Free Environment for Our Schools
Peachjar School Flyers
Peachjar’s platform streamlines school-to-home communication by distributing valuable school and community resources directly to families as digital flyers.
Social Emotional Learning
Parents and families are critical partners in helping their children develop social and emotional know-how. These resources can help.
Anonymous Tip Reporting
Anonymously report bullying, harassment, threats of violence, suicide, drugs, vandalism, weapons, and other safety concerns.
Superintendent Dr. Wade Smith
Dr. Wade Smith joined Walla Walla Public Schools in 2016, serving as its 16th superintendent over its 165 year history as a school district.
Capital Levy Updates
Stay updated on the progress of the 2024 Outdoor Athletic & Activity Facilities Capital Levy.
Health and Safety Information
Information for schools, students, and families to learn more about safety topics.
A Promising Future
Our Strategic Plan
Vision 2030 focuses on ambitious levels of learning, relevant and rigorous experiences, a culture of equity and belonging, and family and community partnerships. Our goals prioritize a clear and focused direction for the future of Walla Walla Public Schools.