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We’re so lucky to have Ms. Bonilla, our librarian, guiding our Explorers through the world of books at Washington! Her passion for reading inspires curiosity and a love for stories in every student
Unlocking new adventures, one page at a time! The Washington library is the gateway for our Explorers to endless imagination and learning
Growing a love for reading in every Explorer—Washington's library is where stories come to life and literacy thrives
Reading is the key to knowledge! From picture books to chapter books, Washington’s Explorers find joy in every page
Nurturing lifelong readers—Washington’s library is a hub for our Explorers’ curiosity, creativity, and the magic of storytelling
At Washington, our Explorers know the joy of reading together—whether it’s shared stories or group discoveries, the library brings us closer through the power of books!
Washington Explorers and their families showed their commitment to health and community by participating in the 2024 BCHD Walk & Roll to School! It was a wonderful day of walking, rolling, and coming together to celebrate wellness.
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Events
PTA - Literati BOOK Fair!
Location: Library
PTA - Literati BOOK Fair!
Location: Library
PTA - Literati BOOK Fair!
Location: Library
News
Washington Battle of the Books Team is the District Champion
Congratulations to our Washington Battle of the Books Team for taking 1st place at the district competition! There were endless hours of work that went into this competition from both parents and students. Washington will host the district competition next year.
Washington Robotics State Championship Competition
The Washington Robotics team made it to the State Championship and also received an award in Engineering Excellence. Our students qualified by winning first place at the regional competition.
Washington Student Headed to Americas
Julian, a kindergartener will be competing at the Invention Convention Americas in August for his Crayon Saver Invention. At the Invention Convention there were 178,500 participants in K-12 grades across the nation, 438 were invited to nationals, and only 13 will be going to the Americas. Congratulations Julian!