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| "Love the Bus" this February |
Parents and kids are encouraged to “Love the Bus” this February
February 14th is generally relegated to the flowers, cards and candy of Valentine’s Day, but did you know that it also is a day to celebrate some of your school district’s most important members?
This February marks the fourth annual National Love the Bus program. The Love the Bus program, founded in 2007 and coordinated by the American School Bus Council (ASBC), is celebrated on Valentine’s Day and throughout February in school districts across the country as a way to raise awareness and appreciation for the hundreds of thousands of school bus drivers who safely transport more than 26 million school children to and from school each day. It is also an opportunity for parents and children to learn more about the safety and environmental benefits of school bus transportation.
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| Board Members Recognized for Service to Valley School District |
Paul Voelker and Bill Wilson were recognized at the December school board meeting for their continued service to the Valley School District. Each has spent 25+ years with the Valley School Board of Directors, and in expressed appreciation, each was presented with a leather jacket as a small token of thanks.
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| December Construction Update |
Valley School District Construction Update
The Valley School grounds are a-buzz with activity as construction commences at a feverish pitch in a race against the impending winter weather. So far, project work is meeting high quality standards and churning out on schedule.
Phase III construction is currently the largest project on campus, but according to Valley School District Chief Operations Officer Dennis Killmer, the contractor is doing a “great job” minimizing the impact on staff and students.
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Valley, WA - Our Community and School 
Valley is a small, rural community, tucked in the foothills of the Selkirk Mountains. With the changing times, the community is redefining itself from the natural resource-based economy of the past to a mixture of continued natural resource extraction, technology, health services, education, and small business entrepreneurship. Increased telecommunications access is providing greater career opportunities and a high quality of living makes Valley an attractive place to work, live and raise a family.
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