The Olympia School District (NTPS) announced it serves 15,000 students across 13 elementary, 4 middle, and 3 high schools, plus four specialized choice schools. The district reported 20,000 volunteer hours annually and 130+ National Board Certified Teachers.
NTPS received the 2025 Board of Distinction award from the Washington State School Directors Association. The district also highlighted a voter-approved 2020 bond that funded upgrades to Komachin Middle School, River Ridge High School, and the Raj Manhas Activity Center. The district emphasized its Multilingual Learners program serving over 1,000 students speaking 50+ languages.
The district plans to continue offering dual-credit classes and full-day kindergarten at all elementary schools. The district's annual theme focuses on preparing students for 'rewarding careers, fulfilling lives, and compassionate global citizenship.'