Different focus
Soap Lake School District’s new superintendent Aaron Chavez stands in front of the district office, where he and district staff are preparing for the upcoming school year.
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Soap Lake Superintendent Aaron Chavez gestures to a chainsaw wood carving of a bald eagle that he carved, which he intends to use, along with other carvings, as awards for students, staff, and community members that personify the best of Soap Lake schools.
Soap Lake Superintendent Aaron Chavez explains a motivational exercise he has had his staff work through. Chavez said that staff and the community are looking for more stable leadership and that they have been very welcoming to him and his family.
The Soap Lake School District Office, located at 120 Main Ave. E. in Soap Lake. The district’s new superintendent Aaron Chavez took over the position from Kim Casey in early July after Casey accepted another job opportunity.
SOAP LAKE – Aaron Chavez, the Soap Lake School District’s new superintendent, said he is planning on building trust in the community and helping students succeed in life just as much as in academics.
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