Moses Lake High School is celebrating a significant achievement after being recognized with the "Schools on the Rise" award, a testament to the hard work and dedication of its staff and students. During the recent Moses Lake School District Board meeting, the principal highlighted the school’s commitment to fostering a supportive environment, emphasizing their philosophy of being the "school of yes." This approach encourages students to bring forward their ideas, ensuring that as long as they are safe and constructive, they will be supported.

With over 2,000 students enrolled, Moses Lake High School serves a quarter of the district's student population. The principal expressed gratitude for the community's support, especially during challenging times, and credited the entire staff for their efforts in maintaining a vibrant school culture. Despite financial constraints, teachers and staff organized numerous clubs and activities, ensuring that students experienced a full range of extracurricular opportunities.

The school has also made strides in academic offerings, increasing the number of college credits available to students from six to 105 this year. This expansion reflects the school’s commitment to enhancing educational opportunities and preparing students for future success.

The principal noted the pride associated with the school's new mascot, which has become a symbol of unity and resilience among students. The positive atmosphere at Moses Lake High School is further bolstered by a strong student government, which plays a vital role in promoting student engagement and leadership.

As the school continues to rise, the principal reaffirmed their dedication to listening to student voices and fostering an inclusive environment. The recognition from the "Schools on the Rise" award serves as motivation for the school community to keep pushing forward and striving for excellence.