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MISSION STATEMENT
North Beach School District embraces and honors the individuality each child brings to school, knowing in our hearts all are capable and worthy of achieving great things.
Because of this knowledge, we will encourage and nurture every student’s growth as a learner and a caring member of society by providing a safe environment where we model and expect commitment, tolerance, respect and perseverance.
And, as they grow in heart and mind, we will provide resources and mentoring to empower our graduates as life-long scholars who are valuable members of their community, whatever academic path they pursue.
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Surging Forward: Superintendent Kelly Shares District's Progress
Superintendent Andrew Kelly shared a report on progress in North Beach School District in the second year of his superintendency with the North Beach School District Board of Directors during the regular board meeting on January 21.
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North Beach Levy Proposed to Fill Gaps Between State Funding and Local Needs
Voters in the North Beach School District (NBSD) will be asked to consider the continuation of a local Educational Programs and Operations (EP&O) Levy on February 11, 2020. Includes video. Questions? Contact Superintendent Kelly at akelly@northbeachschools.org or by calling 360-870-3321.
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Be Prepared for Weather-Related School Delays or Closures
When it comes to weather-related closures and delays, no news is good news! If you do not receive an automated call or email from us by 6 a.m., and nothing has been announced on the local news stations, this means school is running on a regular schedule. If there are changes from the regular school day, here's how to get the news and what to expect.
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Community Angels Step Up to Make Sure the District Can Feed All Kids
As of Thursday, December 12, the community stepped up to provide over $8,800 to eliminate the current lunch charge debt and to help pay future unpaid balances.
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PBE Fourth Graders Participate in Outdoor Experiential Learning
Early in December, 17 Pacific Beach Elementary (PBE) fourth graders loaded sleeping bags, suitcases, boots, backpacks, boundless excitement and great anticipation into a big yellow school bus. Three hours later, accompanied by three adults, they stepped into a unique experience on Bainbridge Island called IslandWood.
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Un Mensaje Para las Familias Inmigrantes
Los líderes del estado de Washington también se unen para dejar en claro que todos los estudiantes, independientemente de su estatus migratorio, tienen derecho a ser educados.
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Save Your Receipts for Schools
Don't forget to collect your IGA receipts and take them to either Ocean Shores Elementary school or Pacific Beach Elementary school.
