Our school includes several programs: Birth to age 3; preschool; grades kindergarten through third grade; and the OPEPO multiage program. Our staff provides an exemplary instructional program and our focus is student success. We strive for students to experience a well-rounded program that helps them harness their uniqueness and strengths. With the community's enthusiastic passage of the construction bond in 2016, a new PK-5 elementary school is being built on the existing property starting the summer of 2017. The present school will stay in use until the new one is completed. The opening of the new school is scheduled for the fall of 2018 and will be named Salish Coast Elementary. Please visit our website to learn more information about the construction of our beautiful new school at:
http://grantstreet.ptschools.org/salish_coast_ele_
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