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With the success of the Be the One mentoring program within Nooksack Valley Schools, the program’s coordinator, Jim Schmotzer, is looking for more community members willing to help mentor middle and high school students. 

Part theory, but mostly practical, the Nooksack Valley Schools’ “Theory of Action” directive leads the way the district approaches student learning. And it all comes down to an approach and mindset that places a focus on instruction.

Quick Facts about the February 2020 Nooksack Valley Levy

Often the first face seen at any Nooksack Valley Schools building is that of a welcoming administrative assistant. Whether parents, students or staff, the administrative assistants serve as the first contact.

The six Nooksack Valley High School and three Nooksack Valley Middle School students taking part in a migrant leadership conference at Western Washington University weren’t exactly sure what they were getting themselves into. But when it was all said and done, the group reflected back on the immensely inspirational experience.