A MESSAGE FROM THE SUPERINTENDENT
On behalf of the School Board and staff, we welcome you to the Nooksack Valley School District.
We are continually striving to do what is best for the children in our schools. Our foremost responsibility is to teach students a basic core curriculum of skills and knowledge that will help them to succeed in a dynamic world. Such a constantly changing world requires continual review and evaluation of our schools, and a clear direction for the future.
Regardless of our responsibilities in teaching, transportation, maintenance, counseling, administration, or any other district position, we all work together to help young people develop academically, physically and emotionally. Schools should provide environments where students interact with teacher, community, and other students to foster a combination of learning, curiosity, and respect of self and others.

Sincerely,
Mark Johnson, Superintendent of Schools
Nooksack Valley School District

COMMITMENT
Our dedicated staff is committed to providing learning experiences which will assist all students to maximize their potential as life-long learners and as responsible, contributing citizens. This commitment can be seen in the learning opportunities we offer our youth. These opportunities include enrichment, remediation, bilingual, co-curricular, vocational, and special education programs. We are proud of our schools and of our continued efforts to improve them. In Nooksack-Valley each child is important. We are committed to teaching every child. Our dedicated staff and supportive community make our programs successful.

BOARD OF DIRECTORS
The Nooksack Valley School district is governed by a five member Board of Directors. They are elected to four year terms by the voting public and serve on a volunteer basis. They are responsible for the operations, policies, and directions for all functions of the district. The board holds its regular meetings the third Thursday of each month at 7:30p.m. and are open to the public. The meetings are held in the district administration office, 3326 E. Badger Rd., Everson.