Donate in style to Fashion Pop-Up at Henderson Bay High School
Dec 17, 2025 | By: Marsha HartThe Fashion Pop-Up provides free threads to Peninsula School District students. It’s looking for donations of teen-friendly attire.
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The Fashion Pop-Up provides free threads to Peninsula School District students. It’s looking for donations of teen-friendly attire.
Read MorePeninsula High has earned national recognition as a Special Olympics Unified Champion School, one of just two schools to win the award this year in Washington state.
Read MoreThe trial of Jordan Roy Henderson, who is accused of sexually assaulting four girls in his classes at Evergreen Elementary, began this month.
Read MoreThe Aviation Academy at Peninsula School District launched this fall and already has students dreaming of soaring careers.
Read MoreDelonna Halliday incorporates art into learning at the Gig Harbor elementary school. The Washington Art Education Association recently recognized her work.
Read MoreTwo men say security at the rally barred them from attending, while people involved trade allegations of assault.
Read MoreThe district first allowed Let’s Go Washington to host a “Super Signer” rally, then denied it, then allowed it again.
Read MorePeninsula School District this year installed new auditorium lighting, including an upgraded stage-lighting system that replaces antiquated equipment dating to the 1960s.
Read MoreThe annual Write in the Harbor conference takes place this weekend on Tacoma Community College’s Gig Harbor campus. This year’s theme – Craft, Creativity and Connection – aims to provide “Inspiring Words, Artistic Expression and Meaningful Connection.” The conference begins Friday, Nov. 7 with a reception at 6:30 p.m. and welcoming address by keynote speaker
Read MoreThe proposed levy would replace one that voters approved in 2023, due to expire in 2026. It pays for “enrichment” activities, a broad term that includes early learning, highly capable and more.
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