Circle of Friends Club leaders from Gig Harbor High dine with the governor
Sep 22, 2025 | By: Marsha HartThe Circle of Friends Club, founded two years ago, promotes suicide prevention and aims to erase the stigma of mental illness.
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The Circle of Friends Club, founded two years ago, promotes suicide prevention and aims to erase the stigma of mental illness.
Read MoreThe Drone Team takes to the skies on Thursday (Sept. 17) at Gig Harbor High School for its first performance.
Read MoreBob Marshall, the new principal at Gig Harbor High School, discussed his plans, leadership style and experience.
Read MoreFish Bowl 2025, the matchup between Peninsula and Gig Harbor high schools, will be played in Tacoma for the second consecutive year.
Read MoreA cell phone study at the University of Washington, which included Peninsula School District, offers a look at how teachers, students and parents feel about bans.
Read MoreThe district does not endorse or affiliate with LifeWise, but parents who wish their children to attend such a program can take them there during school hours.
Read MoreThe ASL group meets every Wednesday to learn new signs and build connections between Deaf and hearing people.
Read MoreFive students from Gig Harbor and Tacoma spent a sizable chunk of their summer break researching and interviewing candidates for the 26th District state Senate seat.
Read MoreFood Backpacks 4 Kids is now taking donations for its sixth annual Clothing Drive, which distributes items to families ahead of back-to-school season.
Read MoreThe state departments of Ecology and Health are leading an effort to determine whether turf can be manufactured without hazardous chemicals.
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