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Ensuring Learning While Challenging Each Student to Achieve Full Potential is the Mission of Pullman Public Schools
Lincoln Middle School Teacher Selected to Participate in Teaching American History Grant Program
Michael Riley, teacher at Lincoln Middle School, has been selected to participate in the Teaching American History Grant Program. Through this grant program, Mr. Riley will receive 10 graduate credits, a $1000 stipend, and $500 to purchase history materials for his classroom. Mr. Riley will also attend two weekend seminars and a full week trip around Washington State this summer.
Lincoln Middle School Students Participate in International "Pennies for Peace" Campaign
LMS students will join tens of thousands of students around the world who are participating in the Pennies for Peace program and who are working together to become members of a global family dedicated to peace.
How can a penny bring peace? It doesn't buy much in our community. However, in the villages of Pakistan and Afghanistan, a penny can buy a pencil, start an education, transform a life. In a region where terrorist organizations recruit uneducated, illiterate children, that pencil can empower a child to read, write, and learn. The Pennies for Peace program goal is to encourage our students, who are ultimately our future leaders, to learn the value of philanthropy by collecting pennies for global peace. (more)
Pullman High School Track & Field Coach Inducted Into Washington State Track & Field Hall of Fame
PHS Track & Field Coach Mike Hinz was one of five coaches inducted into the Washington State Track & Field Hall of Fame on January 16th (more)
Lincoln Middle School Teacher Receives National Board Certification
Amy Bumpus, Language Arts teacher at Lincoln Middle School, is the most recent Pullman Public School teacher to earn National Board Certification. Teachers can earn National Board Certification by meeting "rigorous standards through intensive study, expert evaluation, self-assessment and peer review." For more information about National Board Certification, visit the NBPTS website. To view a list of Pullman Public School teachers who have earned National Board Certification, visit the NBPTS directory.
