Naselle-Grays River Valley School District

Our high school students are applying their woodworking skills in Mr. Moten's Agricultural Woodworking class in the newly remodeled wood shop.

Mr. Rudolph's students are applying their learning and having fun in his Applied Geometry class.

Door decorating in preparation for the holiday season. Please remember our winter concert on Wednesday, December 17, at 6:00 pm in the gym.

2-Hour Late Start Tomorrow

Naselle–Grays River Valley School District will operate on a 2-hour delay tomorrow due to current and forecasted weather/road conditions.

All bus routes will run 2 hours later than normal

School start times will be 2 hours later than normal

We will re-evaluate conditions in the morning and will communicate any changes (including the possibility of a closure) through our district website, Parent Square, and official social media channels.

Thank you for your flexibility and understanding. Please travel carefully and stay safe.

🌟 Exciting News for Naselle–Grays River Valley Students! 🌟

Our Career & Technical Education (CTE) opportunities are expanding! We’re thrilled to share that Mr. Justin Hoagland has officially obtained his CTE certification, allowing us to add even more hands-on, career-connected learning for students.

As of December 1st,our 7th, 8th, and 9th grade classes taught by Mr. Hoagland are now approved as CTE courses. This means more real-world skills, more engaging learning experiences, and more pathways for our students to explore future careers in areas like natural resources, aquaculture, forestry, and more.

We are proud of the continued growth of our CTE program and grateful for Mr. Hoagland’s commitment to providing high-quality learning experiences for our students.

Comet and Wildcat Pride continues to shine bright! 💫
#NaselleComets #Wildcats #CTE #CareerConnectedLearning

🌧️ Flooding Update

Due to localized flooding in the area, we are actively evaluating the situation to ensure the safety of our students and staff. Our team is contacting the parents/guardians of students who will need to be brought home early.

Additionally, we will be closely monitoring the weather and river conditions over the next few days to determine any impacts on school operations. We will communicate updates as soon as decisions are made.

Thank you for your patience and understanding, and we apologize for any inconvenience this may cause.

Friday's Elementary P.O.W.E.R. ticket drawing winners and the Book Blast grand prize award winner.

Pictures from Thursday's Book Blast book opening. We would like to thank everyone who participated and contributed to this event.

Mrs. Johnson’s Publications class is excited to share the latest issue of The Comet’s Tale! 🎉📰
Please enjoy, and let us know if you have any suggestions for future articles.

***This publication is completely student-driven, written, and edited as part of a learning experience. Please forgive any small errors as our student journalists continue to grow and improve their skills.

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First home game of the season for the Lady Comets!

Get ready, Naselle-Grays River Valley! ❄️🎶✨
Our students have been working hard, and the stage is set for a truly magical evening of winter cheer and community spirit!

A warm reminder that our Winter Concert is Wednesday, December 17th at 6:00 p.m. in the gym.

Bring your family, invite your neighbors, and come kick off the holiday season together as we celebrate the talents of our incredible kids. Let’s fill the gym with Comet pride and festive joy! 💙🌟🎺🎤

Mrs. Hoagland's biology class engaged in a hands-on learning activity--modeling and photosynthesis.

Our MS-HS robotics team competed in their second First Tech Challenge robotics competition at Skyview High School in Vancouver on Saturday against 13 other much larger schools. They competed well and earned 9th place out of 14 teams in the Giblett League. They are currently ranked 18th out of 32 teams in our region. They will compete in a regional event at Olympia High School on December 20th. We are very proud of our students and thankful for the efforts of our coaches, Rudi Rudolph and Ron Wright.

The Comet football season ended with a hard fought loss to a strong Almira-Coulee-Hartline team at Lions Field in Moses Lake. The Comets finished their season at 10-2 and in the final 8 once again. Very proud of our players and so thankful for our coaches.

The Naselle High School Knowledge Bowl teams competed in their first ESD 113 meet of the year. Our top team placed 6th out of 23 teams from Pacific, Grays Harbor, and Thurston Counties. Our High School ASB officers also participated in a leadership training at Willapa Valley. Thank you for providing these experiences, Mrs. Holt and Mr. Dalton.

Today's P.O.W.E.R. ticket drawing winners in the elementary. These students were recognized for showing pride, ownership, work ethic, empathy, and/or respect. Great job!

Our Comet football team departs for Moses Lake to battle the Almira-Coulee-Hartline Warriors in a state quarterfinal game at 1:00 pm tomorrow afternoon. Go Comets!

More pictures from this morning's elementary student of the month assembly. Last month, we recognized students for showing responsibility. Next month, we are focusing on gratitude. We have so much to be thankful for.. Happy Thanksgiving!