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This Veterans Day, Pullman Public Schools proudly salutes the men and women who have served and sacrificed for our nation's freedom.

During the week of November 11-15th, the National Association of School Psychologists (NASP) and schools across the United States will mark National School Psychology Week (NSPW).

As November rolls in, Pullman Public Schools is excited to join the nation in celebrating Native American & Indigenous Heritage Month. This special month is dedicated to recognizing and honoring the rich history, vibrant cultures, and invaluable contributions of Native American and Indigenous peoples throughout the United States.

The Board of Directors of the Pullman School District have declared surplus items to be sold

On Wednesday, October 16, Pullman Public Schools will take part in Unity Day, a national event promoting kindness, acceptance, and inclusion.

October is Disability History & Awareness Month, a time to honor the contributions, achievements, and experiences of individuals with disabilities

September is National Suicide Prevention Month, a crucial time dedicated to raising awareness and fostering conversations about mental health.

Households may be eligible to receive a reduced high-speed internet plan through the Affordable Connectivity Program.

State Superintendent Chris Reykdal has decided Washington state will not administer Smarter Balanced Assessments or the Washington Comprehensive Assessment of Science in spring 2021.

The WIAA Executive Board voted Tuesday to amend the current season schedule for the remainder of the 2020-21 school year, opting to delay the start of WIAA Season 2 to February 1 and shorten each WIAA Season to seven weeks in length.

With Pullman Public Schools starting the school year with distance learning we have modified our normal meal service schedule.