Loryn Kykendall

2 days ago | union-bulletin.com | Loryn Kykendall

Before Walla Walla University’s graduates received their degrees and leaped into their post-grad lives, G. Alexander Bryant asked them to never accept society’s definition of success. “Tune your mind to a higher definition,” Bryant said. “God’s definition is not based on how much money you make or what kind of title you achieve or fame you have acquired. God's definition is based on the plan that God has for you and the gifts that God has given you along with your passion.

2 days ago | thenewstribune.com | Loryn Kykendall

Edith Martinez knows what it feels like to be lost in a system you don't fully understand. At 5 years old, Martinez and her family moved from Walla Walla to Mexico, where they lived until she was 12. At that time, the family moved to College Place looking for a better life and more opportunities. Upon arriving in College Place, Martinez did not speak any English and said adapting to a new country, language and school system was incredibly difficult.

3 days ago | union-bulletin.com | Loryn Kykendall

Edith Martinez knows what it feels like to be lost in a system you don’t fully understand. At 5 years old, Martinez and her family moved from Walla Walla to Mexico, where they lived until she was 12. At that time, the family moved to College Place looking for a better life and more opportunities. Upon arriving in College Place, Martinez did not speak any English and said adapting to a new country, language and school system was incredibly difficult.

4 days ago | thenewstribune.com | Loryn Kykendall

Prescott residents are asking the school board to address its major budget shortfalls more aggressively, to be transparent about its finances and for the state to take more immediate action to get the district back on track. At least 30 people attended a public hearing on Thursday, June 12, which was hosted by Prescott School Board and its recently-appointed Financial Oversight Committee from the Office of Superintendent of Public Instruction.

5 days ago | union-bulletin.com | Loryn Kykendall

Prescott residents are asking the school board to address its major budget shortfalls more aggressively, to be transparent about its finances and for the state to take more immediate action to get the district back on track. At least 30 people attended a public hearing on Thursday, June 12, which was hosted by Prescott School Board and its recently-appointed Financial Oversight Committee from the Office of Superintendent of Public Instruction.