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Community Based Transition Program
SBLSD's Community Based Transition Program (CBTP) teaches life skills to special education students ages 18-22. Partnering with local businesses in our Sumner and Bonney Lake communities, interns experience real-world work environments, learning hard skills like stocking shelves, sweeping and facility maintenance, and soft skills like teamwork, leadership and adaptability. Interns also work to increase their level of independence while at job sites.
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They are the only two students who received this particular award across the state of Washington out of 62 national winners!
Four schools were recognized for closing gaps, student growth, and achievement English Language Arts and Math.
Learn more about our upcoming school board meetings.
Families can stream "Screenagers: Growing Up in the Digital Age" for free at their convenience through May 19.
Nate Markquart developed his love for storytelling in part due to the English classes he took at BLHS. Now, he's showing his films on a national stage.