Longtime school district volunteer receives Key to the District
Paso Robles Daily News
May 14, 2026
If you’ve spent any time around Paso Robles schools over the years, you’ve probably seen Vickie Werling in action — maybe at a fundraiser, behind a concession stand, or helping out in a classroom. According to the *Paso Robles Daily News*, our district recently honored her with the Key to the District, an annual award that recognizes truly dedicated volunteers. And honestly, it’s hard to think of anyone more deserving.
Vickie’s not just a familiar face; she’s part of the glue that holds our school community together. In a town where everyone seems to know everyone, her quiet, steady service reminds us that it’s the volunteers behind the scenes who make our kids’ experiences richer. Whether she’s cheering on Bearcat athletes or supporting a school event, her work matters because it helps our teachers focus on what they do best: educating.
So next time you see Vickie around town, give her a smile or a wave. This honor is a beautiful reminder that in Paso Robles, community service isn’t just appreciated — it’s celebrated. And we’re all better for having neighbors like her.
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