Welcome to Yelm Community Schools! Yelm schools and the community at large have a long and strong tradition of caring about their youth. This is reflected by the tremendous community support we get from our business sector and in the partnerships we have developed with local service organizations and, more importantly, with parents.
I experienced this support firsthand as a young person growing up in Yelm and benefited greatly from the commitment by staff and community to put the best interest of students at heart. It is this type of tradition that not only makes Yelm a special place to live, but also provides a solid foundation for academic excellence.
Our staff is dedicated to providing the best education possible for all of our students in a safe and caring environment. They take great pride in their own performance, defining quality education as a top priority. We as a staff know it takes more than just books to develop a culture of academic excellence and invite you to join our team so that together we may prepare our students for their future.
Andy Wolf, Superintendent of Yelm Community Schools, began his educational career as an elementary school teacher in Kiona-Benton Elementary School in Benton City, WA. He spent the next 19 years in the Wahkiakum School District in a variety of roles, including teacher, moving from elementary school to middle school to high school, a K-12 counselor and then principal. He also was head coach of varsity wrestling and varsity football as well as assistant coach in basketball, baseball and track.
Andy moved to Yelm in September 2002 when he was hired as Principal of Fort Stevens Elementary School. He became Assistant Superintendent of Human Resources in July 2006 and was appointed by the board as Superintendent of Yelm Community Schools in January 2009.
Andy graduated from Yelm High School, earned his bachelor's degree from Whitworth College, two master's degrees from City University, and his Superintendent's Credential from Washington State University.
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