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Walla Walla High School principal outlines partner awards, SIS switch and summer programs
Summary
A school leader at Walla Walla High School highlighted community partners, announced a new student information system launching Aug. 3, described a community-funded livestock replacement effort that raised over $22,000, and promoted summer programs and Class of 2026 congratulations.
A school leader at Walla Walla High School delivered the June edition of the district’s “Pulse,” thanking community partners and outlining plans for the coming months. The speaker recognized five organizations as partners of the year, including Powerhouse Theater, United Way, Two Hearts Communication and other local collaborators, and expressed gratitude for broad community support.
The speaker announced the district is replacing its student information system (previously Skyward) with a new platform referred to as "Cumulative" or "Q," set to go live on Aug. 3. The system is described as supporting grades, attendance and other student data functions.
The presenter described a recent loss at an A program where multiple sheep died and said the community has raised more than $22,000 to support replacement animals and program improvements. The speaker said funds will also support technology upgrades and better fencing.
The announcement included information about summer offerings, including programs run through the district’s 21st Century program and activities at CEK and local schools, and encouraged families to consult program websites for schedules. The speaker also congratulated the Class of 2026 and thanked the board for entrusting them to lead the district in their first year.
The presentation was framed as an informational update rather than a decision-making meeting; no motions, votes or formal actions were recorded in the transcript.
