Your generosity ensured local students are going into the classroom with the backpacks, notebooks, and tools they need to succeed this school year.
Special shoutout to each of the teams who collected supplies, donated, and helped spread the word—your support makes a real difference! 💙
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Your Tax Dollars at Work: Summer Projects Making a Difference.
As students and staff have settled back into classrooms, they returned to schools that are even better because of summer projects across the district. Over the summer, district crews and contractors were hard at work completing important facility improvements across our campus. From upgraded learning spaces and improved accessibility to critical infrastructure investments, these projects demonstrate our continued commitment to safety, accessibility, learning environments and long-term stewardship of taxpayer resources.
Improved Accessibility at the District Office
A new accessibility sidewalk has been installed in front of the District Office, creating a safer and more accessible path for students and community members.
New Tennis Courts
Students will enjoy upgraded tennis courts that provide a safer, modern playing surface and support athletic and recreational opportunities for years to come. The pickleball courts are an added bonus too.
New High School Art Room
Creativity now has a new home. The high school’s upgraded art room provides students with an improved learning environment for artistic expression. A new kiln is on its way and will be installed soon.
Modernized HVAC System
A completely new HVAC system has been installed at Parkside Elementary to create an improved learning environment for everyone. One of the most significant improvements is the addition of new access points located in hallway areas rather than inside classrooms. This allows future maintenance and servicing to occur with minimal disruption to student learning and classroom instruction.
Roof Improvements: THS & Stadium
Another section of roof at the high school was replaced as we continue to improve learning environments. Work was completed at the stadium, including the replacement of the underlayment above the seating and the roof itself. These upgrades help protect this community gathering space while extending the life of the facility for students, families and fans.
Every project completed this summer reflects our commitment to maintaining safe, functional, and welcoming facilities for students, staff and the community.
Promises Made. Promises Kept. Your tax dollars at work.
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Happy Friday Tenino Families!
It's hard to believe but school starts in just a little over 3 weeks from today!! 😎
Our Back to School page on the district website is getting a few finishing touches but we wanted to make sure you knew where to find our supply lists until then!
🔗https://www.teninosd.org/documents/back-to-school---26%2F27/28369140?fbclid=IwY2xjawTxn1pwZG9mAWV4dG4DYWVtAjEwAGJyaWQRMVVpQVdmRnZJczVvdHpBeGpzcnRjBmFwcF9pZBAyMjIwMzkxNzg4MjAwODkyAAEerrtWvuqX9wANzSLjZVVIBoxnj8XolLoG33a4oVD9tCeSerCq1dcwizgxr3Q_aem_SWHxw9g4GNmhaeVAYSzZIw
Look for our post next week with the rest of our Back to School info! 📓🖍️✂️🎒
Mr. Morlin has worked in the Tenino School District since 2016 and has had the opportunity to work in all 4 of our schools! This year he worked at Tenino High School as a Student Support Specialist. The connections he’s made and relationships he’s built have made his time here in Tenino meaningful and rewarding.
After retirement, Mr. Morlin is looking forward to spending more time with his family and friends, traveling, and enjoying a slower pace of life. He’s also looking forward to fulfilling his bucket list which includes visiting every professional baseball stadium – he has 12 more to go! ⚾️🧳🏟️
Thank you for your dedication to Tenino for many years! Wishing you all the best in your retirement!
Students will be released following our Early Dismissal schedule.
Parkside Elementary: Dismiss at 11:30am
Tenino Elementary: Dismiss at 11:40am
Tenino Middle School: Dismiss at 11:45am
Tenino High School: Dismiss at 11:50am
Dismissal Times are as follows:
Parkside Elementary: Dismiss at 11:30am
Tenino Elementary: Dismiss at 11:40am
Tenino Middle School: Dismiss at 11:45am
Tenino High School: Dismiss at 11:50am
📅 2026-27 Instructional Calendar Now Available! 📅
Mark your calendars for these important dates:
✅ First Day of Classes: September 1, 2026
✅ District In-Service Day: October 16, 2026
✅ Fall Conferences: October 27-30, 2026
✅ Thanksgiving Break: November 26 & 27, 2026
✅ Winter Break: December 21 - January 1, 2027
✅ Spring Conferences: March 31 - April 2, 2027
✅ Spring Break: April 5-9, 2027
✅ Last Day of School: June 11, 2027
Plan ahead & stay informed! You can view the full calendar here:🔗
The Tenino FFA Plant Sale is here and for TWO weekends this year! Come by the Tenino High School Greenhouse (Located behind the school) starting Friday, May 1st at 3pm. We will be open May 1-3 and again May 8 & 9.
Friday Hours (May 1st and 8th): 3 to 5pm
Saturday Hours (May 2nd and 9th): 9am to 4pm
Sunday Hours (May 3rd): 9am to 2pm
There will be seeded and premium annuals, perennials, hanging baskets, succulents and more!
From Mr. Harrington --
This weekend our Tenino High School Rocket League Team (Eric Bowe, Nathan Pye, Dawson Williams, and Weston Frank) competed in the "Bruin Invitational" at George Fox University against the some of the best High School Rocket League teams from the state of Oregon (including several "6A" size schools with student bodies of well over a thousand students). I am pleased to say that we rose to the occasion and came away as champions.
As always, we are thankful for the amazing support of our program, and for providing opportunities to highlight our students and allow them to succeed at the highest level.
GO BEAVERS!!👏🦫❤️🖤
Dismissal Times are as follows:
Parkside Elementary: Dismiss at 11:30am
Tenino Elementary: Dismiss at 11:40am
Tenino Middle School: Dismiss at 11:45am
Tenino High School: Dismiss at 11:50am
For us to continue to improve as a school district and as a school, it is important for us to understand stakeholder perceptions about the job we are doing in providing a quality education for all our children. We are seeking information through a 10-15 minute survey that is available now through Friday, April 3, 2026
To access the survey, visit:
https://ceeffectiveness.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_0ilkh9P1QDyvc2y
- Choose your language preference on the opening page of the survey.
- Select your child’s school. If you have children in multiple schools, complete one survey per child.
- Complete the survey and click submit.
- We value your input as we strive to continue to improve. Thank you for your feedback.
Sincerely,
Clint Endicott
Superintendent
Shane was announced as one of the scholarship winners from Central Washington University for his metal and welding piece, Excalibur. 🧑🏭🏅👏
"I used proportion, texture, repetition, shape, form, balance, and emphases to make Excalibur in a log. I used damascus steel, 3/16 steel, and steel pipe with tig and mig welding. I've always liked the story of Excalibur since I was young, so it has personal meaning. My goals were to work on my dexterity and creativity. This piece challenged my welding and design skills." - Shane
Dismissal Times are as follows:
Parkside Elementary: Dismiss at 11:30am
Tenino Elementary: Dismiss at 11:40am
Tenino Middle School: Dismiss at 11:45am
Tenino High School: Dismiss at 11:50am
We are so proud! Go Beavs! On Tenino!
March is #MusicInOurSchoolsMonth! 🎼🎹🥁🪇🎻🎶🎵
From boosting brain power to building community, music isn't just an "extra" -- it's essential! Let's make some noise for our student musicians and the dedicated teachers leading the way! 🙌
Mrs. Brooke Hart at Parkside Elementary School, Ms. Rebecca Rogers at Tenino Elementary School, Mrs. Jeannie Crain and Mr. Andrew Bowerly at Tenino Middle School and Tenino High School!
