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The school is named after Kamiakin, a chief of the Yakama Tribe in the 19th century and a leader of the American Indian side in the Yakama War.. Kamiakin went through a remodel from 2002–04 that added 15 new classrooms, a new gymnasium and converted the existing lecture hall into an auditorium capable of seating 600 people as well as updating safety to meet standards throughout the campus.
The Kennewick School Board backed off from a plan to eliminate a contract that supports the neediest Kennewick students families in favor of creating its own in-house model.
1708 – Officially named "School Street." [1] 1711 – October 2: Fire. 1716 – Governors' Province House in use near School Street. 1729 South Meeting House built near School Street. Samuel Adams graduates from Latin School. 1748 – Latin Schoolhouse built. 1750 – John Hancock graduates from Latin School. 1754 – King's Chapel rebuilt in ...
Plainville School Committee Representative Jennifer Wynn Norfolk 2022-2024 Norfolk School Committee Representative Erin Greaney Wrentham 2022-2023 Wrentham School Committee Representative Jim Lehan Norfolk 2020-2023 Eric Harmon Norfolk 2021-2024 Marc Waxman Wrentham 2021-2024 Greg Wehmeyer Plainville 2023-2026 Joseph Cronin IV Wrentham 2023-2026
The Kennewick School District plans to end its contract with Yakima-based Comprehensive Healthcare starting next school year in a cost-cutting move the counselors say will have serious detrimental ...
About 80 local Veterans attend the ceremony
The Kennewick School District is the largest in the Tri-Cities, with more than 19,000 enrolled students and more than 2,000 employees. The school board oversees a spending budget of more than $300 ...
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