MPHS pool staff get gold for helping kids

We want to commend the Marysville-Pilchuck High School pool staff for its outstanding children’s swimming lessons/classes throughout this summer. All three of our children participated for all five weeks. Our children had a great time while making remarkable progress in their swimming skills. We attribute this to the fine teaching and relationships that the staff formed with the kids, as we have never seen this much progress in other swim programs they have participated in. Specifically, we want to thank Kassie, Nate, Megan, Blake and Luke, who taught our kids. Great job and thanks to you all!

Jon &Mari-Anne Nehring

Marysville

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