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Tonasket Middle School gets $46,000 outdoor education grant; discipline data improves
Summary
Middle School Principal Trisha Roach reported improved discipline metrics year‑over‑year, a successful NOMAD reward program, ELL professional development, and receipt of a $46,000 outdoor education grant for 6th‑grade camp to be held in June.
Trisha Roach, Tonasket Middle School principal, told the board that discipline data shows marked improvement compared with the prior year and highlighted the first NOMAD (no missing assignments day) reward program as a successful motivator. She said staff attended ELL professional development led by Tyler Graves and have begun implementing new strategies for English Language Learners.
Roach also reported that the middle school received a $46,000 outdoor education grant from the Washington School Principals Education Foundation to support a 6th‑grade camp and that the camp will be scheduled in June rather than early May under the grant timeline.
