📚 **Tips for Summer Reading at Home** ☀️
Summer is a great time for students to continue building their reading skills while enjoying books that match their interests. Reading at home does not need to feel like an assignment. Even a few minutes each day can help students maintain their skills, build confidence, and develop a lasting reading habit.
Start with just 10 minutes a day, set a consistent reading time, and allow your child to choose books that interest them. Read aloud together, listen to audiobooks during car rides, and talk about what your child is reading.
Not every book will be a favorite, and that is okay. Encourage your child to try something different and keep building the habit.
Families are also encouraged to visit the Timberland Regional Library or the Wahkiakum County Library, participate in summer reading programs, and explore the free books, activities, and learning resources available to families.
Let’s make this summer a season of stories, growth, and time well spent together.
#SummerReading #Comets #Wildcats
Summer is a great time for students to continue building their reading skills while enjoying books that match their interests. Reading at home does not need to feel like an assignment. Even a few minutes each day can help students maintain their skills, build confidence, and develop a lasting reading habit.
Start with just 10 minutes a day, set a consistent reading time, and allow your child to choose books that interest them. Read aloud together, listen to audiobooks during car rides, and talk about what your child is reading.
Not every book will be a favorite, and that is okay. Encourage your child to try something different and keep building the habit.
Families are also encouraged to visit the Timberland Regional Library or the Wahkiakum County Library, participate in summer reading programs, and explore the free books, activities, and learning resources available to families.
Let’s make this summer a season of stories, growth, and time well spent together.
#SummerReading #Comets #Wildcats
📸 **Throwback Thursday!**
Today, we are taking a look back at a special moment from Naselle’s past. Our school has changed in many ways over the years, but the pride, traditions, relationships, and strong community support that make Naselle special continue.
Recognize anyone or remember the story behind this photo? Share your memories in the comments!
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Today, we are taking a look back at a special moment from Naselle’s past. Our school has changed in many ways over the years, but the pride, traditions, relationships, and strong community support that make Naselle special continue.
Recognize anyone or remember the story behind this photo? Share your memories in the comments!
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After the students left, we had an end of year BBQ and bid a fond farewell to four exemplary teachers. Thank you for your dedicated service--Mrs. Johnson, Mrs. Baker, Mrs. Nelson, and Mr. Dalton. We will miss you and wish you the best!
Our annual last day of school send off. We will miss our students. Have a great summer. Not sure who is more excited--the students or the staff?
Some laughing, singing, dancing, last day of school staff.
Some last day of school pictures, some willing barbecuers, and a confused Santa.
Some final pictures of yesterday's Elementary PE Cup. Thank you, Mr. Olsen, and our elementary teachers and support staff.
More Elementary PE Cup, Mrs. Drake dancing, and Mr. Dalton handing out popsicles
More pictures from the Elementary PE Cup and a hula hooping contest.
Yesterday's Elementary PE Cup and some red light-green light.
We’ve officially crossed the finish line for the school year!
Check out the End-of-Year Letter from Superintendent Josh Brooks. It celebrates our students' incredible achievements, highlights the hard work of our dedicated staff, and shares a huge thank you to our families and community for their support.
Thank you for an amazing year, and have a safe, happy, and relaxing summer break!
Check out the End-of-Year Letter from Superintendent Josh Brooks. It celebrates our students' incredible achievements, highlights the hard work of our dedicated staff, and shares a huge thank you to our families and community for their support.
Thank you for an amazing year, and have a safe, happy, and relaxing summer break!
2026–27 Kindergarten and First-Grade Classroom Update
We currently have eight kindergarten students registered for the 2026–27 school year and expect approximately 24 first-grade students.
If enrollment remains about the same, the district plans to have:
One classroom with kindergarten students and some first-grade students
One classroom with the remaining first-grade students
This arrangement will help us create more balanced class sizes.
To be clear, first-grade students placed in the K/1 classroom will not be repeating kindergarten. They will remain first-grade students and will receive instruction based on first-grade standards and curriculum. Kindergarten students will receive kindergarten-level instruction.
Mrs. Bosch would teach the K/1 classroom and brings experience teaching both kindergarten and first grade. Mrs. Colquhoun will continue as the first-grade teacher.
Combination classrooms are common in small school districts. Enrollment may change over the summer, so we will provide more information in August when we have a clearer picture of actual student numbers.
Thank you for your understanding and support.
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Celebrating a Year of Progress, Opportunity, and Community
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Please join us in recognizing and thanking four retiring Naselle teachers: Mr. Rob Dalton, Mrs. Rona Johnson, Mrs. Ditas Baker, and Mrs. Karen Nelson.
Their years of service, dedication, and commitment have made a lasting impact on countless students, families, colleagues, and our community. Each of them has helped shape our school district in meaningful ways, and their experience and presence will be greatly missed.
Thank you for the time, care, and energy you have given to Naselle and to generations of students. We wish each of you a happy, healthy, and well-deserved retirement!
#Naselle #Wildcats #Comets
Their years of service, dedication, and commitment have made a lasting impact on countless students, families, colleagues, and our community. Each of them has helped shape our school district in meaningful ways, and their experience and presence will be greatly missed.
Thank you for the time, care, and energy you have given to Naselle and to generations of students. We wish each of you a happy, healthy, and well-deserved retirement!
#Naselle #Wildcats #Comets
Pre and Post Commencement Pictures. Congratulations, Class of 2026. We are proud of you!
Sneak Preview as the Class of 2026 prepares for today's graduation ceremony at 4:00 pm in the gym. We hope to see you there, as we celebrate this amazing group of kids.
A few more pictures of yesterday's staff race to kick off elementary field day.
Today's final POWER ticket drawing winners for the 2025-26 school year.
Good Afternoon,
Tomorrow's Graduation Ceremony will be streamed on the NFHS network for those who cannot attend in person. It will go live at 3:55 pm.
https://www.nfhsnetwork.com/events/naselle-high-school-naselle-wa/evtfdf10e84c3
Have a great rest of your day!
Tomorrow's Graduation Ceremony will be streamed on the NFHS network for those who cannot attend in person. It will go live at 3:55 pm.
https://www.nfhsnetwork.com/events/naselle-high-school-naselle-wa/evtfdf10e84c3
Have a great rest of your day!
We kicked off Elementary Field Day with the highly anticipated staff blow-up race. Thank you, Mrs. Ross. It appeared that the Panda may have overcome some hurdles to win the race--minus a possible lane violation.
