Interim Superintendent

Closing date: Jun 2, 2026

Applications received by June 2, 2026 will receive first consideration. The District retains the right to accept applications until a superintendent is selected.

PLEASE CONTACT THE LISTED CONSULTANT(S) FOR APPLICATION MATERIALS OR INFORMATION REGARDING THE POSITION.

The District:

Education has long been a cornerstone of Mossyrock’s identity. Even before formal incorporation, community members recognized that a strong school system would be essential to the town’s future. The establishment of Mossyrock School District reflected a collective investment in the next generation – one that prioritized not only academic learning, but also character development, civic responsibility, and community continuity. The first graduating class in 1914 marked a pivotal moment, symbolizing both the aspirations of early residents and the promise of sustained growth through education. That legacy continues to resonate, with alumni often maintaining deep ties to the district and returning to contribute as educators, mentors, and community leaders.

Today, Mossyrock School District serves as both an educational institution and a central hub of community life. Its four schools – the Elementary School, Junior High School, High School, and the Academy – offer a continuum of learning that is responsive to the diverse needs of students. Small class sizes allow for individualized attention, while strong relationships between staff, students, and families create an environment where young people are known, supported, and encouraged to succeed. Academic programs are complemented by extracurricular opportunities, including athletics, arts, and career-focused pathways, ensuring that students develop a broad range of skills and experiences.

Beyond the classroom, the district plays a vital role in preserving and strengthening Mossyrock’s sense of identity. School events, performances, and athletic competitions bring together residents from across the region, reinforcing shared traditions and community pride. In a town where generations often attend the same schools, the district serves as a living bridge between past and present, honoring its history while preparing students to navigate an increasingly complex and interconnected world.

For more information about the Mossyrock School District visit: www.mossyrockschools.org

Mossyrock Community

Mossyrock’s story reflects the broader history of rural communities in the Pacific Northwest rooted in agriculture, shaped by timber and natural resources, and sustained by generations of families committed to place and one another. Established in 1852 as a farming settlement, early residents were drawn by fertile soil, abundant water, and access to trade routes that connected them to surrounding regions. Over time, the town evolved from a loosely organized settlement into a formally incorporated city in 1948, while still maintaining the character and values of its pioneer origins.

Set between the scenic waters of Mayfield Lake and Riffe Lake, Mossyrock benefits from a landscape that is both economically and culturally significant. These lakes created through mid-20th-century hydroelectric development transformed the surrounding area, bringing new recreational opportunities, reshaping local industry, and further defining Mossyrock as a destination for outdoor enthusiasts. Today, fishing, boating, and camping contribute to both the local economy and quality of life, reinforcing the town’s connection to its natural

environment. The surrounding communities – Salkum, Silver Creek, Harmony, and others – remain closely linked through shared history, regional events, and interdependent services, forming a tight-knit network across eastern Lewis County.

For more information about the community of Mossyrock visit: www.cityofmossyrock.com