PM Transportation: Tilley Road remains closed due to downed trees and powerlines. There will be no transportation for Route 10 or 11 (140th, 142nd, and Maytown). We apologize for the inconvenience. Stay safe!
❄️Winter Break & Weather Reminders❄️
📆Winter Break Dates: Winter Break begins next Monday, December 22nd and goes through Friday, January 2nd.
🎒Students and Staff return to school on Monday, January 5th.
❄️Weather Reminders: It seems that the cold weather is here to stay for a bit so we wanted to remind our families of a few things to keep in mind.
🗓Read our 2025-2026 Inclement Weather Bulletin >> https://app.smore.com/n/2hegb
✅Stay informed by checking our website, social media, and Skyward for weather updates and school closures/delays. ✅Please ensure that your contact information is current and up-to-date in Skyward to ensure you are receiving notifications and communication.
✅Encourage students to dress appropriately for the chilly weather and be cautious for possible icy conditions during drop-off and pick-up. Have a great break and stay safe and warm, Tenino!
📆Winter Break Dates: Winter Break begins next Monday, December 22nd and goes through Friday, January 2nd.
🎒Students and Staff return to school on Monday, January 5th.
❄️Weather Reminders: It seems that the cold weather is here to stay for a bit so we wanted to remind our families of a few things to keep in mind.
🗓Read our 2025-2026 Inclement Weather Bulletin >> https://app.smore.com/n/2hegb
✅Stay informed by checking our website, social media, and Skyward for weather updates and school closures/delays. ✅Please ensure that your contact information is current and up-to-date in Skyward to ensure you are receiving notifications and communication.
✅Encourage students to dress appropriately for the chilly weather and be cautious for possible icy conditions during drop-off and pick-up. Have a great break and stay safe and warm, Tenino!
Urgent: Due to downed trees and power lines, there will be no transportation for students on Route 10 (Maytown) this morning. We apologize for the inconvenience.
Student and Program Spotlight: Tenino FFA and students, Nevaeh Vazquez and Selena Sanchez-Romero
A few weeks ago at our November 24th school board meeting, we had the opportunity to recognize a couple of exceptional young ladies. Tenino FFA Officers, Nevaeh Vazquez and Selena Sanchez-Romero took on a special project working closely with Thurston County Veterans Court. This specific program is aimed at supporting Veterans that are bravely navigating significant life challenges, many of which stem directly from their service to our country.
Students prepared backpacks filled with basic necessities, snacks, blankets, winter hats and gloves and personalized letters of appreciation, support, and encouragement.
On November 12th during the Veterans Day celebration held in District Court, Nevaeh and Selena, along with Mrs. Maxfield, presented the care packages to seven deserving veterans.
In a letter from Thurston County Commissioner, Wayne Fournier and District Court Presiding Judge, Brett Buckley:
"The professionalism, poise, and genuine compassion displayed by your students left a profound impact on every person in the courtroom, including veterans, staff, and officials."
Thank you to Nevaeh, Selena, Tenino FFA, and Mrs. Maxfield for leading with empathy and integrity!
#TeninoFFA #VeteransDay #CommunityService #FFA #StudentLeaders #TeninoHighSchool
A few weeks ago at our November 24th school board meeting, we had the opportunity to recognize a couple of exceptional young ladies. Tenino FFA Officers, Nevaeh Vazquez and Selena Sanchez-Romero took on a special project working closely with Thurston County Veterans Court. This specific program is aimed at supporting Veterans that are bravely navigating significant life challenges, many of which stem directly from their service to our country.
Students prepared backpacks filled with basic necessities, snacks, blankets, winter hats and gloves and personalized letters of appreciation, support, and encouragement.
On November 12th during the Veterans Day celebration held in District Court, Nevaeh and Selena, along with Mrs. Maxfield, presented the care packages to seven deserving veterans.
In a letter from Thurston County Commissioner, Wayne Fournier and District Court Presiding Judge, Brett Buckley:
"The professionalism, poise, and genuine compassion displayed by your students left a profound impact on every person in the courtroom, including veterans, staff, and officials."
Thank you to Nevaeh, Selena, Tenino FFA, and Mrs. Maxfield for leading with empathy and integrity!
#TeninoFFA #VeteransDay #CommunityService #FFA #StudentLeaders #TeninoHighSchool
This is a friendly reminder that Wednesday, December 10th is an ACT Early Dismissal Day!
Dismissal Times are as follows:
Parkside Elementary: Dismiss at 11:30am
Tenino Elementary: Dismiss at 11:40am
Tenino Middle School: Dismiss at 11:45am
Tenino High School: Dismiss at 11:50am
Dismissal Times are as follows:
Parkside Elementary: Dismiss at 11:30am
Tenino Elementary: Dismiss at 11:40am
Tenino Middle School: Dismiss at 11:45am
Tenino High School: Dismiss at 11:50am
This is a friendly reminder that this coming Wednesday, Nov. 26th is an early dismissal day and there will be no school on Nov. 27 & 28 for Thanksgiving Break!
Students will be released following the schedule below:
Parkside Elementary: Dismiss at 11:30am
Tenino Elementary: Dismiss at 11:40am
Tenino Middle School: Dismiss at 11:45am
Tenino High School: Dismiss at 11:50am
Have a great day!
Last week our schools honored our Veterans through music, ceremony and heartfelt gestures.
Click on the link to watch a video of the many different ways Veterans were honored.
Good luck to the Tenino Beavers Football Team at State. Tenino Proud! Go Beavs!
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The Tenino High School Girls Soccer Team, Managers and Coaches made a special visit to all the schools. As they walked the halls, students and staff lined up with cheers and high-fives to wish them good luck on their game tonight at the State Tournament. The incredible show of support is what makes our schools special. Good luck! Tenino Pride!!!
Click on this link for a video of their send off:
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Click on this link for a video of their send off:
https://www.canva.com/design/DAG4gwevQBc/OqVnlpIxXPfU71BjAqTLcA/watch?utm_content=DAG4gwevQBc&utm_campaign=designshare&utm_medium=link2&utm_source=uniquelinks&utlId=h3bc7517b84
Good luck Tenino High School Cross Country Athletes competing at State today. Go Beavers!!
Click link to watch video:
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As a friendly reminder, in observance of Veterans Day there will be no school next Tuesday, November 11th. Thank you for all who served!
This is a friendly reminder that Wednesday, November 5th is an ACT Early Dismissal Day!
Dismissal Times are as follows:
Parkside Elementary: Dismiss at 11:30am
Tenino Elementary: Dismiss at 11:40am
Tenino Middle School: Dismiss at 11:45am
Tenino High School: Dismiss at 11:50am
Dismissal Times are as follows:
Parkside Elementary: Dismiss at 11:30am
Tenino Elementary: Dismiss at 11:40am
Tenino Middle School: Dismiss at 11:45am
Tenino High School: Dismiss at 11:50am
#NationalPrincipalAppreciationMonth Spotlight - - Mrs. Tani Houk
"Mrs. Houk plays a vital role in our district! From providing leadership in schools when needed to supporting our CTE programs. We appreciate you!
"Mrs. Houk plays a vital role in our district! From providing leadership in schools when needed to supporting our CTE programs. We appreciate you!
#NationalPrincipalAppreciationMonth - - Mrs. TerriAnn Schiferl, Assistant Principal at Tenino High School!
"Your ability to form such positive relationships with students is remarkable. You truly make a difference every day!"
"Your ability to form such positive relationships with students is remarkable. You truly make a difference every day!"
#NationalPrincipalAppreciationMonth Spotlight - - Mr. Hyder, principal of Tenino High School
"Mr. Hyder is passionate about setting school goals and building a connection with our community!" - Mr. Bowerly
"I appreciate Mr. Hyder's commitment to creating an learning environment that helps all kids be prepared to enter the world after graduation. He has brought back high standards and Tenino Pride to THS! THANK YOU!" -Mr. Williams
"Mr. Hyder is passionate about setting school goals and building a connection with our community!" - Mr. Bowerly
"I appreciate Mr. Hyder's commitment to creating an learning environment that helps all kids be prepared to enter the world after graduation. He has brought back high standards and Tenino Pride to THS! THANK YOU!" -Mr. Williams
#NationalPrincipalAppreciationMonth Spotlight - - Mr. Williams, principal at Parkside Elementary!
"His leadership, kindness, and steady presence have made such a lasting impact on the students, staff, and families in our community. It’s clear when you walk through Parkside’s halls that he’s built more than a school — he’s built a community. From greeting students by name each morning to supporting teachers in creative, meaningful ways, Mr. Williams models what true leadership in education looks like." - Wayne and Alexander
"His leadership, kindness, and steady presence have made such a lasting impact on the students, staff, and families in our community. It’s clear when you walk through Parkside’s halls that he’s built more than a school — he’s built a community. From greeting students by name each morning to supporting teachers in creative, meaningful ways, Mr. Williams models what true leadership in education looks like." - Wayne and Alexander
Don't forget to set your clocks back 1-hour this Sunday, Nov. 2nd
This is a friendly reminder that students in Grades K-8 eat for FREE! This includes both Breakfast and Lunch!
To view menus: https://teninosd.nutrislice.com/menu
To view menus: https://teninosd.nutrislice.com/menu
The 4th grade scientists at TES have been learning all about the inner workings of living things throughout the month of October. First, they completed an investigation that inspected several types of flowers in classrooms where they learned how to identify a variety of plant structures. Then, with the support of over 20 family members and THS high school students, nearly 100 4th grade students gathered in the MP room in small groups to dissect squids under the direction of their teachers, Tim Edmonds, Annika Johanson, Becki Perez and Mishauna Ricker. This is a core memory for Tenino Tigers and this year's students did a fantastic job of being focused and responsible scientists through the entire experience.
#NationalPrincipalAppreciationMonth Spotlight - - Mr. H aka Mr. Hodgson, principal at Tenino Middle School!
"Rand is a compassionate and understanding principal. He leads with grace and understanding. He is thoughtful in his responses to difficult situations and always puts students first, which is a key in strong leaders." - Mrs. Hocutt
"Mr. Hodgson is a genuine person who invests in knowing his students and doing everything in his power to support their educational needs. " Mr. Bowerly
"Rand is a compassionate and understanding principal. He leads with grace and understanding. He is thoughtful in his responses to difficult situations and always puts students first, which is a key in strong leaders." - Mrs. Hocutt
"Mr. Hodgson is a genuine person who invests in knowing his students and doing everything in his power to support their educational needs. " Mr. Bowerly
