🏗️✨ Big things are happening at Reed High School! From new classrooms and a music hall to upgraded athletic facilities, outdoor spaces, and a modernized media center, the Reed High School modernization project is transforming the student experience for years to come. We can't wait to see the full project come to life in 2027! 💙 Plenium Builders Collaborative Design Studio
Washoe County School District
Education Administration Programs
Reno, Nevada 10,811 followers
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At Washoe County School District (WCSD), we are dedicated to nurturing a culture of excellence and equity, ensuring all students graduate prepared for college, careers, and life. Serving over 60,000 students across Reno, Sparks, Incline Village, and surrounding areas, WCSD is the second-largest school district in Nevada. WCSD is more than a school district; it’s a community. We value partnerships with families, local businesses, and organizations to provide opportunities that inspire and enrich lives. Together, we’re building a brighter future for Washoe County, one student at a time. 🌟 Learn more about employment opportunities and more at https://www.washoeschools.net/careers
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- Reno, Nevada
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8/26/26 at 4:10pm This is an important message from Washoe County School District: As evacuations are lifted, roads reopen, and power is restored, the District will open all schools on Thursday, August 27. Bus transportation will not operate in the areas designated as “red” or “yellow,” meaning those areas that have been evacuated or are standing by for possible evacuation. For information on your zone’s current classification, visit https://loom.ly/Vrv_75E We want to thank our firefighters, first responders, and the many organizations in our region for their efforts in protecting and supporting our community. We are also grateful to all of you—our families and staff members—for your patience and understanding during these difficult days. We know many members of our school community are navigating challenging circumstances, and we will have support available at our schools as needed. Once again, all WCSD schools will be in session on Thursday, August 27.
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This is an important message from the Washoe County School District: The Hawk Fire continues to significantly impact our community and has directly affected many of you – our students, families, and staff members – with evacuations, road closures, and extended power outages. In consultation with public safety officials, most schools in the Washoe County School District will reopen for normal operations on Wednesday, August 26 except for the following 13 schools in areas directly impacted by the fire: North Valleys High School McQueen High School Cold Springs Middle School O’Brien Middle School Billinghurst Middle School Silver Lake Elementary School Stead Elementary School Alice Smith Elementary School Lemmon Valley Elementary School Inskeep Elementary School Gomes Elementary School Desert Heights Elementary School Melton Elementary School These schools will not resume classes on Wednesday, due to ongoing challenges related to prolonged power outages, evacuation zones, staffing, and transportation. At this time, all other schools are scheduled to be in session on Wednesday, August 26. Bus transportation will not operate in the areas designated as “red” or “yellow,” meaning those areas that have been evacuated or are standing by for possible evacuation. For information on your zone’s current classification, visit https://loom.ly/Vrv_75E We will continue to work with public safety officials and monitor this emergency impacting our community.
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8/24/26 at 4:00pm This is an important message from Washoe County School District: As a result of the Hawk Fire and in collaboration with public safety officials, all classes, events, and activities at all WCSD schools – except Incline and Gerlach K-12 Schools – will be canceled on Tuesday, August 25. In the interest of safety for students, staff, and families, the District exercises great care and consideration before making the decision to cancel classes. Thousands of students and staff have been evacuated, and many neighborhoods and District facilities are still experiencing prolonged power outages. WCSD's public safety personnel continue to assist our regional law enforcement partners, and transportation resources have been repositioned to minimize further negative impacts on our schools and the community. Governor Lombardo declared a state of emergency in Washoe County due to the impacts of the fast-moving fire. WCSD will continue to monitor and evaluate all options for when it is safe to reopen schools and will keep you informed. Once again, all classes, events, and activities at all WCSD schools—except Incline and Gerlach K-12 Schools—are canceled for Tuesday, August 25. WCSD is grateful to all those who continue to help our community, and we thank our District personnel who are assisting with this effort. For information on shelters and other resources, please visit https://loom.ly/Vrv_75E Click here to view our Family Resource Center locations and contacts - https://loom.ly/_-b-H9o Click here for School and Family Support Resources - https://loom.ly/1uKorYk In Spanish - https://loom.ly/1XSckAE In response to the Hawk Fire and its impact on our community, the Boys & Girls Club of Truckee Meadows will be opening four of our Clubhouses to help accommodate WCSD families who may need a safe and supportive place for their children during this time. The following Clubhouses will be open from 7:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m.: Pennington Clubhouse Donald W. Reynolds (DWR) Clubhouse Neil Road Clubhouse Carano Youth Center
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8/23/26 at 12:30pm This is an important message from WCSD: As a result of the Hawk Fire and at the request of public safety officials, all classes, events, and activities at all WCSD schools – except Gerlach K-12 School – will be canceled on Monday, August 24. The decision to close schools is due to evacuations, impacts on regional public safety resources, and to help keep roads clear for emergency vehicles. Once again, upon the recommendation of public safety officials, all schools with the exception of Gerlach K-12 School are canceled on Monday, August 24. Governor Lombardo has declared a state of emergency in Washoe County due to the fast-moving fire, unpredictable weather, power outages, and the closure of major roads in our area. Our district continues to provide support wherever possible to public safety agencies as widespread evacuations and other lifesaving efforts have been carried out. We understand that so many people in our WCSD family—students, families, and staff —are impacted. Over the next few days, we will continue to update our entire district family with information as it becomes available. We are grateful to our firefighters and first responders as they continue to battle this fire, and we thank our district personnel who are assisting with this effort. For information on shelters and other resources, please visit www.emergencywashoe.com
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WCSD Football at Mackay Stadium 🏈🔥 It's a big day for WCSD football! On Saturday, August 22, North Valleys High School, Wooster High School, McQueen High School, and Spanish Springs High School will all take the field at Mackay Stadium for an exciting day of competition. 💙💛 Come support our student-athletes as they represent their schools, communities, and Panther, Colt, Lancer, and Cougar pride on one of Northern Nevada's biggest stages. 🏟️✨ 🎟️ Get your tickets today by visiting your school's individual ticket link in our comments! #WeAreWCSD #WCSDproud #WCSDAthletics #FridayNightLights #StudentAthletes 🏈💙💛
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Welcome Back, WCSD! ✨🎒 A new school year means new opportunities, new friendships, and new goals. From making new friends and meeting new teachers to learning new skills, playing sports, and earning great grades, our students are excited for everything this year has in store. 📚⚽ As we wrap up the second week of school for most of our students, we're inspired by the optimism, determination, and joy they bring to campus each day. Here's to a year filled with growth, learning, and unforgettable memories! #WeAreWCSD #WCSDproud #BackToSchoolWCSD #StudentVoice #ReadyForSchool 💙
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Did You Know? Many WCSD students can receive free school meals through Nutrition Services. For the 2026-27 school year, dozens of WCSD schools qualify for the Community Eligibility Provision (CEP) program. Students attending these schools automatically receive free meals and do not need to complete a meal application. Families whose students attend non-CEP schools may still qualify for meal benefits. Completing a meal application can help families access available benefits and support student success. 🔗 For more information, visit the Nutrition Services webpage, linked in the comments. #WeAreWCSD #StudentSuccess #DidYouKnow
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Help Shape the Future of WCSD 💙 WCSD is inviting students, families, staff, and community members to help shape the district’s next Strategic Plan. Your feedback will help identify the goals and priorities that guide WCSD’s work from 2027–2030 and support student success for years to come. The survey links are available in the comments and are open through Friday, September 4 at 5 p.m. We encourage everyone to share their ideas and perspectives. Thank you for helping us build a shared vision for the future of WCSD. #WeAreWCSD #WCSDproud #WCSDStrategicPlan #CommunityInput #StudentSuccess
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⛰️Today, WCSD was excited to welcome students back to Incline Elementary School, Incline Middle School, and Incline High School for the start of a new school year! 🎒📚 Superintendent Tiffany McMaster joined Nevada State Superintendent Wakefield, WCSD Police Chief Baker, and other district leaders for visits to all three campuses, where they met with students and staff and saw the excitement of a new year firsthand. From eager learners and welcoming classrooms to reconnecting with friends and educators, it was a wonderful day across the Incline schools. We wish all students, staff, and families a successful and memorable 2026–27 school year! 💙✨ #WeAreWCSD #WCSDproud #FirstDayWCSD #BackToSchoolWCSD
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