Pullman Public Schools

Our School Board is committed to creating an inclusive and high-achieving educational environment where every student is empowered to thrive—academically, socially, and emotionally.

As elected representatives of the Pullman community, we are honored to serve and make decisions that reflect the values, priorities, and needs of our district. Our core responsibilities include:

• Policy Development: Establishing policies that uphold educational excellence, equity, and student well-being.

• Budget Oversight: Managing resources responsibly to ensure effective support for student learning and district operations.

• Superintendent Evaluation & Support: Partnering with the Superintendent to align leadership and strategy with district goals.

• Curriculum & Instruction: Reviewing and approving curriculum that is rigorous, inclusive, and aligned with student success.

• Facilities Planning: Ensuring our schools are safe, modern, and well-maintained learning spaces for all students and staff.

• Community Involvement: Encouraging open communication and collaboration with students, families, staff, and community members.

Our mission is to support the success of every student by leading with transparency, responsibility, and a commitment to continuous improvement. We welcome you to learn more about our work, attend meetings, and be part of shaping the future of Pullman Public Schools.

Participate

All are welcome to attend school board meetings either virtually or in person!

• In Person: Meetings are held at the Pullman High SChool (510 NW Greyhound Way) in the Board-Community Room. The front doors will be open to the public at least 30 minutes prior to the start of the School Board meeting.
• Virtually: If you are interested in observing a board meeting without providing comment or attending in person, all meetings are live streamed for the viewing public at the Pullman Public Schools YouTube Channel.

Would you like to provide public comment at one of our Board Meetings?

Check out this page for more information: 

School Board Public Comment