Chief Leschi Schools
Preparing Our Students to Walk Successfully in "Two Worlds"
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COVID Testing Program
In collaboration with the Washington State Department of Health, Chief Leschi is participating in a state-funded effort to provide voluntary COVID-19 testing that will be incorporated into our existing school building reopening plans to further help contain the virus, protect our community, and keep students and staff safe and healthy.
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Secondary Building Reopening
We welcomed back secondary students on Tuesday, April 13 in a hybrid format.
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Major Taylor Project Bike Club
Bike Club starts April 28. Sign up with secondary counselor Trevor Anderson.
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Secondary Building Reopening Hot Topics
Have questions about reopening our secondary building? Read through our secondary building reopening hot topics. Secondary students are set to return on Tuesday, April 13.
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WATCH: CLS News Secondary Reopening Safety Protocols Video
We will welcome back secondary students to in-person learning in a hybrid schedule on Tuesday, April 13, 2021.
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Announcing Greys Harbor College and CLS Partnership
Interested in finishing college? Chief Leschi Schools is partnering with Greys Harbor College to offer multiple paths for students to earn their high school diploma or GED.
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Senior Szoi Stevens Officially Selected to be CLS Daffodil Princess at the Daffodil Princess Promenade
Stevens will represent CLS for the 2021 school year at the Daffodil Parade and other community events throughout Pierce County.
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Secondary Students to Return on Tuesday, April 13 on a Hybrid Schedule
Read an update on reopening our school buildings from Superintendent Marc Brouillet.
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New Social Distancing Guidance for Students
Gov. Inslee released new social distancing guidance for students, reducing the distance from 6-feet to 3-feet. CLS will continue to follow the 6-feet rule for the reminder of the school year.
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CLS Volleyball Coach Elsie Mitchell voted 2B Pacific Coach of the Year!
Congratulations to Elsie Mitchell, CLS Volleyball Coach, Assistant Coach Kim Ward, and all the volleyball players for a fantastic season!
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Teen Support Group
Chief Leschi secondary counselors are offering a Teen Support Group to help students manage stress and provide tips that can lead to better health, inner peace, and improve relationships. Contact 253-445-6000 to sign up!
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Statement Against Hate Targeting Individuals of Asian Descent
Read a statement regarding the attacks against the Asian community.
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Education Support Professionals Week, March 8 - 12
Join us as we raise our hands to our education support professionals who help facilitate the learning of children every day.
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Planting Trees for the Future
We partnered with Pierce Conservation District to plant 40 native trees and plants at Lake Leschi in hopes of restoring the wetland.
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Classified School Employees Week
Celebrate with us as we honor our classified school employees and all that they do for our school community.
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Elementary Reopening
We welcomed preschool through 5th-grade students back to in-person learning on Tuesday, March 2.
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Women's History Month
Join us as we honor and celebrate Women's History Month, Monday, March 1 - Wednesday, March 31.
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WATCH: Elementary Reopening Safety Video and Elementary Reopening Hot Topics
Listen to Elementary Co-Principals Kathryn Yates and Darin Adams discuss our elementary reopening safety protocols with a special message from Superintendent Marc Brouillet. Elementary students are set to return Tuesday, March 2.
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Reopening Plan: Move to Phase 2 for Elementary Students
Based upon the guidance from Puyallup Tribal Health Authority, CLS School Board, Tribal Council, and the Tacoma-Pierce County Health Department, we are planning to welcome back elementary students to return to in-person learning on Tuesday, March 2.
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Career and Technical Education Month
February is designated in celebrating and learning about Career and Technical Education (CTE). Learn about the program at Chief Leschi.
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słukʷalb ʔə ti slələʔul’b ʔə tiił sq’ʷix̌ʷ- Black History Month - Honoring Our Staff
Join us as we recognize our staff for Black History Month and their important role in our school community.
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Szoi Stevens selected as Chief Leschi Daffodil Princess
Wednesday, January 27 Szoi Stevens was selected to represent Chief Leschi Schools in the annual Daffodil Festival.
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A Message From Our Superintendent: Watch over yourself well, Warriors
Statement from Superintendent Marc Brouillet on democratic values and events this week.
