Naches Valley High School
| Naches Valley High School | |
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Emblem and crest of Naches Valley High School | |
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101 W 5th Street Naches, Washington | |
| Coordinates | 46°44′11″N 120°42′11″W / 46.73638889°N 120.70305556°WCoordinates: 46°44′11″N 120°42′11″W / 46.73638889°N 120.70305556°W |
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nachesvalley |
Naches Valley High School is a public high school located in Naches, Washington. It serves 522 students in grades 9–12. 80% of the students are White, while 16% are Hispanic, 2% are two or more races, 1% are American Indian, 1% are Black and 1% are Asian.[1]
The Naches mascot is the Ranger Bear in honor of the areas deep roots and connection to the forests and the mountains that surround this town. The busing areas stretch from the areas of Gleed and the Naches Heights, to the tops of both White and Chinook Pass.
The current principal of Naches High School is Rich Rouleau.[2]
Post Graduation
Students at Naches range in their post-graduation plans. Several graduates join the workforce, others join the military, some attend technical colleges.
The majority of graduates ultimately attend 2 or 4-year university programs upon graduation. While most students choose to remain in state to save on tuition, a few graduates have gone on to highly prestigious institutions including Cornell University and Stanford University.