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Over 100 Gig Harbor High School graduating seniors were honored on Monday night, June 6, as they were presented with thousands of dollars in scholarships from multiple businesses, organizations, families and individuals. The scholarships were organized by the Gig Harbor Tides Scholarship Foundation, who also hosted the event at Believers Fellowship church. 

To view all of our photos visit the Gig Harbor High School graduation page. 

Many core classes are available to begin on Monday, April 25th. CCFE, Health and PE are available to begin on June 23rd.

Students entering 9 -12th grade in the fall of 2022 and their families are welcome to attend an upcoming virtual info session about Peninsula School District’s (PSD) Navy JROTC Program.

Today during a press conference, Governor Inslee announced the statewide mandate will lift at 11:59 p.m. on March 11.

This means that beginning Saturday, March 12, barring a new requirement from our local health department, masks will become optional in our school buildings and on school buses.

Over 100 days have passed since Krestin Bahr became the new superintendent of PSD, and she is sharing her 100 day report with the PSD Community. 

View the full report here.

🗓️  Friendly reminder: Next week (Feb. 21-25) is Mid-Winter Break in the Peninsula School District, including observance of Presidents Day on Monday, Feb. 21. 

Superintendent Bahr provides an update to the PSD Community on the district's staffing shortage and need for substitutes that she shared in her message last month . . . and there is good news!  

Please read this message to families regarding updated guidance and resources for COVID-19 health and safety protocols. 

Superintendent Bahr shares a message of encouragement and support with Peninsula School District staff regarding January staffing and COVID-19.

We have been monitoring both the weather and the rapidly evolving COVID-19 situation. Please read this message for updates as we prepare to return from winter break.