The Meridian FFA Agricultural Mechanics team represented Washington at the national competition held in Indianapolis three weeks ago and ended up placing eighth in the nation out of 44 teams entered. Pictured are, from left: coach Brent Feller, students Hailey Gallatin, Wyatt Brink, Jose Mal…
State finalizes its plan, 24 credits, and school districts may add more
LC team takes second, Lynden team third
VALLEY VAQUEROS
District is seeing if access can be allowed from Main Street
Classroom needs, security and communication all included
Classroom needs, security and communication all included
Enrichment, two technology requests to be on February 2020 ballots
LYNDEN — If it’s snowing up at Mount Baker, it means the Lynden School District’s Winter Ride Bus is starting to prepare for another ski and snowboard season.
Play explores staying young and lighthearted about life
Students learning cooking skills now, as they move indoors
They speak to their values, priorities
LYNDEN — “Anne of Green Gables” is the fall play of Lynden High School performing arts students Nov. 7-10 at Judson Auditorium, 516 Main St. Four shows are at 7 p.m. Thursday and Saturday, and 3 p.m. Saturday and Sunday.
New law on exemptions is now in effect for 2019-20 school year
Lynden head count up 80 over budget, NV has 200 kids in kindergarten
‘Enrichment’ keeps up past support, but growth also requires more
Nooksack Elementary replaces 20-year-old equipment
LYNDEN — Whatcom County’s annual Kids Science and Math Expo will be adding a new feature this year: the science of creative arts.
It helps add program diversity at a small school, leaders say
WHATCOM — The annual Funds for Whatcom County grant round is now open for applications.
SPOKANE — Northwest Farm Credit Services has awarded Lynden Christian Middle School a $2,000 Northwest FCS Rural Community Grant toward building a greenhouse.
LYNDEN — For the month of August, the Lynden branch of Banner Bank at 138 Birch Bay–Lynden Rd. is hosting a food drive for Backpack Buddies in preparation for the upcoming school year.
BELLINGHAM — The Whatcom Literacy Council will host the annual Literacy Breakfast with Nancy Pearl Thursday, Nov. 7 from 7-9 a.m. at Bellingham Technical College’s Settlemyer Hall. A $15 registration will be required to reserve a seat. Early registration is advised.
All Whatcom County Watershed Improvement Districts’ board of directors meetings have been canceled for July and August.
District will put 12 classrooms in all at Everson and Nooksack schools as well
Whatcom Community College getting the word out
FAIRFIELD UNIVERSITY
BELLINGHAM — Former Whatcom Community College trustee Tim Douglas has received the Trustee Leadership Award from the Washington State Association of College Trustees. He was honored at the association’s spring meeting in Walla Walla last month.
Wednesday, June 26
Closing will be by June 27, with $400,000 base of donations already in hand, but more needed
GEORGE FOX UNIVERSITY
GEORGE FOX UNIV.
Six Lynden High School friends are in line together before Friday's graduation. (Calvin Bratt/Lynden Tribune)
Superintendent Paul Bootsma passes a Lynden Christian High School Diploma on Thursday. (Hailey Palmer/Lynden Tribune)
LHS math seniors visit middle school 10 times to help students there in math
FFA teams see varied succcess
Tickets are at lesser price through Friday
WCLS had some Ferndale help in new vehicle’s design, construction
WHATCOM — North county high school graduation ceremonies are set as follows:
EVERSON — Kids and teens in the Nooksack Valley School District will once again be served free lunches at multiple park locations of the cities of Everson, Nooksack and Sumas.
LYNDEN — At its May 21 meeting, the Mt. Baker Rotary Club awarded $48,000 in scholarships to 24 outstanding Whatcom County high school student graduates of 2019.
Lynden, Ferndale and Meridian districts each allow two student board members
WHATCOM — The Lynden/Ferndale Masonic Lodge on May 16 was able to recognize Lynette Ondeck of the Nooksack Valley School District as the first 2019 Educator of the Year to be honored in local districts.
LYNDEN — “The Hobbit” is performed by Lynden High School drama students May 24-26 in the old middle school auditorium, 516 Main St.
LYNDEN — The Roar & Soar 5K keeps growing as a fundraiser benefitting the public elementary schools.
Six Lynden Christian Elementary School third-grade girls participate in the Pioneer Dress-up event of Creative Arts Week on campus Thursday, April 25. Food and attire were in the spirit of the Laura Ingalls Wilder “Little House” books the students have been reading. Farm animals were also pa…
They contain funding for local projects
Horticulture program of Lynden Christian get boosted by CHS cooperative
OLYMPIA — Three youths from Whatcom County spent a week working as a page for the Washington State Senate at the Capitol in Olympia. All were sponsored by 42nd District state Sen. Doug Ericksen, R-Ferndale.
NORTHWEST NAZARENE
First graders become chefs for a day, learning from a mom to make their own tortillas
Alternates to NVHS student: Ferndale’s Ashley Archer, Lynden’s Alyssa Boersma
History Harvest comes to Lynden this Saturday
WHATCOM — Students and community members hunting for jobs can attend two career and internship fairs this spring at Bellingham Technical College, starting with an Engineering, Industrial & Manufacturing Career Fair on Wednesday, April 17, from 11 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. in BTC’s Settlemyer Hall.
LYNDEN — “The Realities of Advance Medical Interventions” is the topic of Dr. William E. Lombard, longtime Whatcom County nephrologist and medical director of DaVita Mt. Baker Kidney Center, speaking at 7 p.m., Wednesday, April 10, at Sonlight Community Church, 8800 Bender Rd.
Would you like to receive our daily news? Signup today!
