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PSD School Board Approves At-Home Learning to Start 2020-21 School Year
Based on recommendations from the State Department of Health, the Benton-Franklin Health District, and Pasco School District’s insurance provider, in-person instruction will be postponed until our public health condition improves. All Pasco students will start the school year with at-home learning.
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Update for HS Marching Band Students
Based on current health department guidelines and restrictions, there will be no high school marching band practices or gatherings during the month of August.
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Help Available for Families Buying Groceries During School Closure
Because of the COVID-19 school closures, families may be eligible to get help with food benefits. These food benefits are called Pandemic EBT Emergency School Meals Program, or P-EBT.
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Message for Pasco Families from Superintendent Whitney (6/5/20)
Dear Pasco Community: I have struggled to write something to you in the face of the death of George Floyd. Words seem to fall short and sound hollow. My heart is heavy for the sadness, fear, pain, and anger that many of our students, families, staff, and community members are feeling.
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PSD Schools Earn State Recognition
Emerson Elementary, Longfellow Elementary, Robinson Elementary, Twain Elementary, Ochoa Middle School, Stevens Middle School, and New Horizons High School have all been named State Recognized Schools for their work last school year.
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PSD Information on Sexual Health Education Legislation
Pasco School District has received questions about the impact of new legislation (SB 5395) passed by the House and the Senate and currently in the final stages of being adopted into law.
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