Almira School District

The 4th & 5th grade had an amazing time at the Grand Coulee Dam last Thursday. We were able to take a deeper look into hydro power and how it is created. Thank you to the tour guides and all the parent chaperones! It was a great day!

3rd graders practiced this month’s character trait by working together to spell a word without speaking! It proved to be a good challenge for the groups.

MS/HS Bi-County Honor Choir & Band Performance

Lost & Found! See anything that may belong to you?

In January our Character Strong focus was Perseverance. Great job Warriors for working hard and not giving up!

The Kindergarten class is counting collections of items.

Some of our ACH Middle School & High School students have been practicing for Bi-County Honor Band & Choir. Come watch them perform at the Fox Theatre in Spokane. Friday, March 22nd 7pm

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The Almira School district is in need of substitutes for the kitchen and custodial areas. If interested please click below to apply. https://almirasd.tedk12.com/hire/index.aspx

Early release at 2:05 on Wednesday, March 13th.

Our 8th graders completed mini reports during Black History month. https://vimeo.com/922117412/f8d35e7516?share=copy

We are pleased to introduce Tim Payne as our new Superintendent for the Almira School District in the upcoming school year. With a strong background in education and extensive experience in leadership roles, Tim brings valuable expertise and a deep commitment to student success. Tim grew up on the Colville Indian Reservation in Nespelem, WA, and graduated from Lake Roosevelt High School. He pursued higher education at the Community Colleges of Spokane, where he earned an Associate of Arts degree. Tim continued his studies at Eastern Washington University, obtaining two Bachelor of Arts degrees, and later earned a Master's degree from Heritage University. He also holds a Superintendent Certification from Washington State University. Tim's professional journey began as a teacher in Nespelem, WA, where he taught for five years. He then served as Superintendent/Principal of Keller, WA, for three years before assuming the role of Superintendent in College Place, WA, where he served for 18 years. Tim later served as Superintendent of Ephrata, WA, for five years. Outside of work, Tim enjoys spending time with his family. He has been married to his wife, Sheilah, for 36 years, and they have three daughters together. Tim's hobbies include dirt bike riding, side by side adventures, and playing basketball. With his wealth of experience and dedication to education, we are confident that Tim Payne will lead our school communities with integrity and vision. Please join us in welcoming him to our team.

ACH HS basketball girls are on to state! We were able to cheer them on from Almira! https://vimeo.com/917709423

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The Almira School District would like to welcome Adam Florenzen as our new School Board member. Adam was appointed to the Director #4-At Large position at tonight's school board meeting. Thank you for being a part of our team!

STATE BASKETBALL SEND OFF Wednesday at 1:45 pm from ACH High School! At roughly 2:05 from Almira, the team will drive by the school and Almira Elementary & ACH Middle School students will cheer them on from the sidewalk! Cheer on the girls as we send them off to the State Tournament!

The ACH Foundation Auction is Saturday, March 23rd!

Mid-Winter Break No School ~ March 1st

It’s an exciting day at the Almira School Library 📚 ❤️ 2,360 new books were delivered and added to our collection! 🫶🏻 “There are many little ways to enlarge your child’s world. Love of books is the best of all.” ― Jacqueline Kennedy

On February 20th, some of our 4th-8th grade students had the opportunity to work with James Layman from the Association of Washington Student Leaders working on leadership skills and building school community.