Registration is open for all pathways at the West Valley Innovation Center for the 2024/25 school year (Grades 7-12 in 2024/25). Current students at the Innovation Center do not need to register. As of 6/11/24, limited space is available in Computer Science (2 slots left) and STEM Engineering (9 slots left). First-come, first-served. Slots are open, now, to out-of-district students. Please fill out the registration form here: Innovation Center Registration
West Valley School District offers a number of programs to help children and families find the tools they need to succeed.
State and Federal Programs
The Learning Assistance Program
The Learning Assistance Program (LAP) is Washington's state funded program that provides additional academic support to eligible students. LAP funds are available to support programs in grades K-12 in reading, writing, and mathematics, and readiness for those subjects. First priority must be given to reading in grades K-4.
West Valley School District allocates funds to all six elementary schools for LAP reading services in grades K-4. Please refer to our staff directory for a full list of our LAP Reading Intervention (RTI) staff.
Title I - Academic Assistance
Title I, Part A is a federal program that provides additional academic assistance to students needing the academic support in math, reading and English language arts to reach proficiency–to pass state tests.
West School District receives Title I, Part A funds for reading intervention. Eligible students receive additional academic support via small group instruction with supplemental learning materials.
Please refer to our Title I-MLC for a full list of our Title I Compliant Policies and Procedures, Reading Intervention staff and services.
Title IV - Academic Enrichment
The Student Support and Academic Enrichment (Title IV, Part A) program provides funding to improve students’ academic achievement by increasing school district capacity to:
- Provide all students with access to a well-rounded education;
- Improve school conditions for student learning; and
- Increase the use of technology to enhance the academic achievement and digital literacy of all students.
Growing Great Kids - Home Visiting Program
Growing Great Kids is a program that prepares young children (Prenatal to Age 5) for success in school. Growing Great Kids provides families with strategies on how to engage children in early learning. If your family has a young child between the ages of 0-5, you may be eligible for this program. Early intervention is key!
For more information or to make a referral, contact Minerva Pardo, Director of Family and Community Engagement.
Minerva Pardo - Director of Family and Community Engagement
