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Tonasket board approves new high school science curriculum
Summary
The Tonasket School District board unanimously approved a new high school science curriculum on April 29, 2026, after a presentation by teacher Shawn Rader. The curriculum has already been implemented at the middle-school level.
The Tonasket School District board unanimously approved a new high school science curriculum during its April 29, 2026 meeting after a presentation from high school science teacher Shawn Rader.
Rader reviewed the curriculum materials and noted the program had already been implemented in the middle school. Board member Ernesto Cerrillo moved to approve the curriculum “as presented,” and the motion passed with a unanimous vote. The board took no amendments or conditions during the vote.
The approval follows staff-led implementation at lower grade levels and aligns the high school offerings with middle-school coursework to create a consistent sequence. The item was recorded under the meeting’s new-business agenda and is expected to be implemented for the upcoming school year.
