Families - Report cards are in the mail along with a letter explaining important information for the 2023/24 school year! For your convenience, elementary and secondary letters are posted below.

Elementary - PreK thru 5th Grade	Secondary - 6th Grade thru 12th Grade

Parents/Guardians and community members are welcome to join us! The review night will take place on Wednesday, June 28th at 5:30 in the library.

Families - We had to made a few adjustments to the Summer School Bus Routes. See below.

Today was our last day of school, which means summer school starts tomorrow!

If your student signed up for summer school and brought back their blue or white permission packets, they will be eligible to attend our summer program beginning tomorrow.  Packets were due back today in order for students to attend. Summer school bus route info is shown below, but can also be found by clicking the bus quick icon on our home page.  If you have any questions, please give us a call at 509-365-2211.

Negotiations & Transportation Co-Op

Lyle School District is currently negotiating with the PSE union regarding the transitioning of bus driver employment contracts to a newly established transportation cooperative between Lyle School District, Klickitat School District, and White Salmon School District (known as the Mid-Columbia Transportation Cooperative).

Here are a few important points about the transportation co-op agreement and MOU:

• All jobs are maintained as part of the proposed agreement. No one is losing their job. 
• Transportation employees will receive a 3% raise for all work dating back to September 2022. This raise is on top of the 5.5% cost of living adjustment provided to all employees. 
• Lyle bus drivers will continue to drive Lyle students and our transportation hub for Lyle will remain in Lyle. There have been assertions that drivers from outside of Lyle will be taking over driving our Lyle students to and from school. That is simply not true.
• By having our area school districts work together in a cooperative model, it saves our participating local school districts more than $220,000. 

What is a Transportation Cooperative?

A Transportation Cooperative or co-op allows local school districts to work together to maximize available resources and provide transportation services more efficiently, especially when it comes to administrative functions like gathering information for state reporting requirements.

Why a Co-Op?

The formation of a cooperative was proposed because of changes to the way the state of Washington provides funding to small school districts. Unfortunately, these changes have created a funding shortfall in transportation, meaning there is not enough money provided to schools by the state to fund all of the costs associated with transportation for students.

Our solution to this challenge is to come together with neighboring districts to share costs associated with transportation. By coming together, this allows us to maximize our resources and more efficiently serve our students. The cooperative model has been used successfully for many other services provided in the district, including special education and Information Technology (IT). 

Klickitat School District and White Salmon School District have already agreed to the cost-saving arrangement. Lyle continues to be in negotiations.

Lyle School District values our employees, we will continue to bargain in good faith, and we are committed to being responsible with tax-payer funds.

Questions? Reach out to info@lyleschools.org.

PreK Parents and Guardians - Please join us!

6/6/2023 - POSTPONED. Date TBD

Grab your friends and sign up to play! Funds go to towards camps and tournaments for our high school volleyball team.

Registration and payments can be submitted https://forms.gle/XSZpe1MR9josmLrg9. Please register by Friday, 6/8/2023.

Questions? Email our High School Volleyball Coach Shelby Casey at shelby.casey@lyleschools.org.

Summer School registration is OPEN!

Please use this form to register students currently in grades K-11: https://forms.gle/CMYzNDUzYFy83RoL7.

Our theme this year for students K-8 is outer space. High School students will focus on credit recovery. There will be fun field trips opportunities as well!

If you have any questions, please call the student office at 509-365-2211.

Round-up will be held on Wednesday, May 24 from 3:00 PM to 5:00 PM. We hope to see you there!