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Two Pullman Students Qualify for State Geography Competition
Shyam Venkatasubramanian (4th grader at Sunnyside) and Katie Akmal (7th grader at LMS) qualified for the National Geographic Geography Bee state competition. They will represent Pullman School District at the Washington State Geography Bee on April 9th!

Congratulations to the Lincoln Middle School Science Bowl Team!

Two LMS science teams competed at the Regional Science Bowl in Moscow the weekend of March 6-7. Both teams did quite well and made it to double elimination - LMS Team #1 progressed through double elimination undefeated. In the finals, LMS faced the Treasure Valley Math and Science Center out of Boise and were victorious!

This team will be traveling to Washington, D.C. in April to represent our region at the National Science Bowl! (more)

Pullman School Board Takes Action to Eliminate One "Snow Day"  (more)


Destination Imagination

Jefferson Elementary, Lincoln Middle School, and Pullman High School Destination Imagination teams spent their Saturday in Spokane competing at the Regional Tournament. Their hard work paid off as the teams brought home medals. Team Managers Rena Mincks, Jim Wilson, and Jennifer Ginder are very proud of how well the teams performed. This was the result of several months and long hours of creative problem solving while working together as a team. (more)

 

Pullman Groups Impress at Lionel Hampton Jazz Festival: 

Pullman High School students represent Pullman in Winning Combo at Lionel Hampton Jazz Festival.

PHS students Nathan Radakovich (bass) and Alex Radakovich (drums) won in the Outstanding Combo, Open/Arts division at the Jazz festival this year.  They were part of a combined-schools combo along with 2 other high school students from other districts - a pianist and a tenor sax player.

Students in a combo from different schools must compete in a category with students from Art schools, so this was a special honor for these kids.  Comments from the judges included “All four are very professional—lots of mature playing and musicianship going on” and “Stunning accuracy and clarity”.

Congratulations to these students and thanks for representing Pullman High School!

Congratulations to the Pullman High School Jazz Band, combos and soloists for their excellent performances at the Lionel Hampton Jazz Festival on Saturday, February 27th!
The jazz band received rubric assessments in the highest tier possible in ALL the musical elements evaluated.  All of the students' hard work really paid off in a very exciting and dynamic performance.  All of the combos and soloists also presented themselves very well and really displayed their initiative, enthusiasm and musicianship in how they put their programs together and all received excellent feedback.


Congratulations to the LMS Vocal Jazz students on great performances at the Lionel Hampton Jazz Festival!

The Lincoln Middle School Jazz Bands took first place at the Lionel Hampton Jazz Festival!

This is the first time in the history of Lincoln Middle School that the Jazz Bands have been recognized with a first place trophy at this festival. 

Jazz Band II was asked to perform on the afternoon concert on the large stage in the Kibbie Dome in front of hundreds of students from across the northwest and sounded amazing.

Video of LMS Jazz Band Performance:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OlVAPQX1Dmw

The Franklin Elementary Jazz Choir performed extremely well at the Lionel Hampton Jazz Festival.  They were declared one of the Outstanding Elementary Choirs of the day at the Outstanding Young Artist Concert in the Kibbie Dome.  They scored a 4 in every category (the rubric was 1-4) making them one of the top two groups.   (more)
(image from UI Photos)

Senior Selected as National Youth Science Camp Representative

PHS Senior Prastuti Singh will be one of two high school students in the state to represent Washington at the National Youth Science Camp in Charleston, West Virginia this summer. (more)