In light of regional population loss, a probable future with fewer students and fewer schools is prompting St. Joseph School District contingency planning.
Two teams and one individual representing local schools attained top 10 honors at a national gathering of more than 6,000 competing students in technical fields.
There’s a new way for teens to stay active in Tacoma. Through September 1, sixth to eleventh graders can utilize a new program called Summer Teen Late Nights, for a free meal and various activities at locations throughout the city.
None of St. Joseph s public schools lost ground this year on the rate of getting kids to show up to class, but this remains a problem at differing scales.
Tacoma schools, community centers and non-profits will be providing a safe space for teens to get free dinner and participate in open gym, art and music activities, and hang out with friends.