Ephrata School District super reflects on challenges of 2024
The Ephrata School District had a successful 2024 year, according to Superintendent Ken Murray, with infrastructure upgrades, staff changes, new cell phone policies and more.
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Superintendent Ken Murray stepped into his current role after the former superintendent stepped down in June. Then the former high school principal stepped into the assistant superintendent role, which Murray had previously held and the district hired a new Ephrata High School principal at the beginning of the 2024-25 school year.
This year the Ephrata School District got a handful of new personnel including teachers, principals and administrators, who were introduced at the first school board meeting of the year.
EPHRATA — As 2025 begins, the Ephrata School District is assessing the changes and challenges it faced last year. Superintendent Ken Murray discussed several crucial accomplishments and objectives for the future and the district's continued commitment to its students and community in an interview with the Columbia Basin Herald.
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