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Wondering about TVA and where to register for the 2021-22 school year? The counselor is in!
If you missed our August 4th Family Info Night or just have new questions surrounding the details of the next school year and want to find out more about TVA, you can email our School Counselor, Joy Lower, and set up a phone call or a zoom meeting. She can answer questions about how TVA works and can process with you, the decision-making you may have about you or your students' school year and what's best for your family. She can be reached via email at joy.lower@tumwater.k12.wa.us. If you have already decided on TVA for your student and want to move forward with the registration process, go to https://www.tumwater.k12.wa.us/domain/2086 for more information and the registration forms/process.
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TVA is Now Enrolling for 2021-22 School Year
We are currently accepting registrations for the 2021-22 school year. Please click HERE for more information!
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Generation Wellness: Student Family Toolkit
Our district is proud to be able to offer the Free Family Wellness Toolkit to our families for use over the summer and beyond. Through our partnership with Generation Wellness, founded by Black Hills High School graduate Lindsay Morris, you will have access to over 50 different simple activities to help decrease stress and increase connection at home ... Click the headline for more information.
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COVID-19 Tests for TSD Students & Staff
Tumwater School District students and staff who are experiencing COVID-19 symptoms or have been exposed to someone with the virus can be tested for free at a drive-through testing site at the ESD (next to Tumwater Costco). Click the headline for details ...
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Pruebas COVID-19 para estudiantes y personal de TSD
Los estudiantes y el personal del Distrito Escolar de Tumwater que estén experimentando síntomas de COVID-19 o que hayan estado expuestos a alguien con el virus pueden hacerse la prueba gratis en un sitio de prueba a partir del 8 de marzo. Haga clic en el título para obtener más detalles ...
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Safe Schools - See Something, Say Something!
Students and other members of the public can anonymously report or share information of a threat or potential threat to student safety. Tipsters will be able to leave a voice message, text message, web connect or email. Messages are monitored by the administrative office during regular business hours. Please note this is not an emergency response line. If you are reporting an emergency situation, please call 911. When leaving your tip, leave as much detail as possible so that your concern can be thoroughly investigated. All tips will be considered seriously. Click the headline to be taken to the Safe Schools tip page.
