News

Wind and rain storms may cause issues during remote learning, such as loss of connectivity or power outages.

Today we are making the difficult decision to delay the return of in-person learning for 2nd grade students with a new goal of Nov. 30, 2020.

Please read this letter to staff and families from Superintendent Jarvis.

Please read this letter from Superintendent Jarvis with information about an opportunity to partner with the Tacoma-Pierce County Health Department (TPCHD) that will allow our Kindergarten, 1st grade students and other students with special needs to continue with our in-person learning model.

Although we have safely and successfully provided in-person learning to over 800 of our district’s Kindergarten and 1st grade students since Sept. 28, we learned Thursday that we will be asked by the Tacoma-Pierce County Health Department (TPCHD) to discontinue in-person learning indefinitely for K-1 students.

Peninsula School District will begin bringing students in kindergarten and first grade back to school on Monday, September 28 for in-person instruction.

View Voyager Elementary's COVID-19 Site Safety Plan.

We want to share some important information about health and safety protocols in our schools and buildings this school year.

The USDA announced last week it will extend funding for student meals, so we are again offering Grab & Go meals at select school sites throughout the district. 

Welcome back to the 2020-2021 school year! Here are scenes from our first day of school from throughout the district.

Please read this important update message from Superintendent Dr. Art Jarvis.

Please see below for important information regarding the 2020-2021 school year, including an updated version of the Reopening Peninsula Schools Guidebook and the Reopening Stages Planning Survey.

Please read our August 17, 2020 message to staff and families, which provides important updates as well as links to meal program and technology needs surveys for families as we plan for the upcoming 2020-2021 school year.

Please read our August 10, 2020 message to families, which includes the first public draft of the Reopening Peninsula Schools Guidebook.

Please read our August 5, 2020 message to families for an update on school reopening information.