Uniting two peninsulas, the Peninsula School District is a learning and teaching community in an aesthetically pleasing and diverse region in which to live.  The district employs excellent staff members who are committed to all students. Teachers receive high-quality professional development and training to remain up-to-date with the best educational practices. This we believe about home and community: --Parents and family have the greatest influence in, and responsibility for, their child’s learning and behavior. –Collaboration with our community strengthens learning. The district serves over 9,200 P-12 students in eight elementary, four middle and three high schools including a full-time online academy and the Community Transition Program for eligible Special Education graduates ages 18-21. The district benefits from consistent voter support for school levies.

Terry Bouck, Superintendent

Fast Facts

• There are 64 National Board Certified teachers in the district (with 17 currently going through the process).
• Our students have performed consistently above the state averages on the Washington Assessment of Student Learning (WASL) in reading, writing and mathematics at all grade levels.
• Our SAT scores in reading and mathematics are consistently higher than national averages.
• 73% of our teachers have a master's degree or higher. We currently have eight teachers/PEA members who hold doctorate degrees.
• 70 buses are on the road daily.
• 6,000 students ride the bus.
• We maintain over 1 million sq. ft. of buildings and 350 acres of school district property.
• Child Nutrition serves an average of 4,200 meals a day.
• 50 different community groups use our facilities annually.
• We serve 50 ELL students who speak 11 different languages.
• We serve over 1,000 students with disabilities K-12 and 145 preschoolers with disabilities (3-5 years old).
• Our school nurses support 470 individual health care plans for students in our schools.