Safety Message from the Superintendent
A Safe Learning Environment for All Students and Staff is the number one goal of the Peninsula School District. It is through the achievement of this goal that all of the other goals are possible. Recently, there have been several instances of violence at schools around the country that have been in the news. All schools in the Peninsula School District schedule fire drills, earthquake drills and lockdown drills regularly throughout the year. Each year, procedures for these drills are reviewed and revised as necessary. We will continue this practice and will pay special attention to what is learned from recent events so that we are providing students with a safe environment where their focus can be on learning. If you wish to view
your school’s drill schedule, please contact your school's main office.
Terry Bouck
Superintendent
About Terry Bouck
Terry Bouck was originally from Burien, Washington. He received his undergraduate degree from Central Washington University, his Master’s of Education from Central Washington University and his Superintendent’s Certificate from Seattle Pacific University.
Mr. Bouck started his career with the Tacoma School District as a classroom teacher and went on to become a principal at the middle school level. Prior to his appointment to the position of Superintendent of the Peninsula School District, he served as Superintendent of the American International School in Lagos, Nigeria and as Assistant Superintendent with the Tacoma School District.
He is married to Kristina Bouck, a teacher in the South Kitsap School District. The Boucks have five children and four grandchildren. They reside in Gig Harbor.
