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Indigenous Peoples’ Day honors the Native American communities who have called this land home for generations and celebrates their rich and diverse histories, cultures, traditions, and contributions.

Lincoln High School invites community members of all ages to step into a museum of mystery during “Night at the Museum: Who Stole the Artifact?” on October 24–25.

Contractors have completed installation of a new solar array at the Southeast Washington Transportation Cooperative, and the system is now operational and helping power Walla Walla Public Schools’ electric bus fleet.

We are excited to highlight our staff, students, and programs in our CTE Fall Newsletter on the following webpage:

wallawallacte.org

Two educators from Spain are spending the 2026-27 school year in Walla Walla, bringing authentic Spanish language and culture into local elementary classrooms through the Visiting Teachers from Spain Program.

October is National Principals Month, and this year’s theme is #ThankAPrincipal. To celebrate, Walla Walla Public Schools is featuring our principals through a fun “Get to Know Your Principal” series.

Pummel will leave WWPS later this month and relocate to eastern France with his wife, Estee, where the couple is developing a mental health retreat business that will combine clinical therapy with outdoor experiences.

Walla Walla High School is preparing to officially charter a new Exchange Excel Club, marking the beginning of a student-led organization focused on community service, leadership training, and professional networking.

Jim Western of the Walla Walla Elks Lodge recently visited Walla Walla High School to present a $3,500 Gratitude Grant to SEATech and Career and Technical Education Director Jerry Maher in support of the school’s agriculture education program.

October is National Principals Month, and this year’s theme is #ThankAPrincipal. To celebrate, Walla Walla Public Schools is featuring our principals through a fun “Get to Know Your Principal” series.

October is National Principals Month, a time to recognize and celebrate the dedicated school leaders who make a lasting difference in the lives of students, staff, families, and communities.

Walla Walla High School’s FFA chapter celebrated a successful week at the 2026 Walla Walla Fair and Frontier Days, with students earning top honors across livestock judging, market classes, showmanship and other competitions.