Lake Washington School District #414 public meetings in 2024
40 substantive meetings from 2024, with official agendas or minutes and plain-English summaries.
BoardDocs Imported Meetings 1999- 2025
The Lake Washington School District Board will discuss and provide feedback on draft revisions of policy OE-10, which addresses the learning environment and treatment of students. The goal is to finalize the draft before seeking community input. This is a study session, so no final decisions will be made.
- Review of draft revisions to OE-10 (Learning Environment/Treatment of Students)
- Board discussion to finalize policy language for community engagement
- Meeting is a study session; no votes or final actions expected
BoardDocs Imported Meetings 1999- 2025
The Board of Directors approved a consent agenda including monetary donations and teacher assignment waivers. The board also reviewed monitoring reports for financial administration, asset protection, and personnel administration.
- Accepted $115,842.25 in total donations, including $30,000 for Kamiakin Middle School and $25,000 for Environmental & Adventure School
- Approved out-of-endorsement assignment waivers for four teachers at Wilder ES, Inglewood MS, Timberline MS, and Lake Washington High School
- Approved monitoring reports for Operational Expectations Policies OE-6 (Financial Administration), OE-7 (Asset Protection), and OE-8 (Communication and Counsel)
- Approved monitoring report for OE-4 (Personnel Administration) as compliant with exceptions
- Approved the Board Summary for OE-11 (Instructional Program)
BoardDocs Imported Meetings 1999- 2025
The Lake Washington School Board will hold a study session on November 18, 2024. The main discussion item is an update on the transition to a 6-period high school day for the 2025-26 school year, including schedule changes and student opportunities. The board will also discuss conference attendance and reporting.
- Discussion on changing high school day from 7-period to 6-period schedule starting 2025-26
- Update from Deputy Superintendent Scott Beebe on schedules and student opportunities
- Discussion on conference attendance and reporting by Board President Leah Choi
BoardDocs Imported Meetings 1999- 2025
The Lake Washington School Board will vote on Resolution No. 2390 to approve a petition transferring 88 parcels of property from the Riverview School District into LWSD. The board will also approve a summary of its monitoring report on learning environment and treatment of students, and receive an update on instructional services. Consent agenda items include approving donations totaling $36,330.54 and adopting new instructional materials.
- Transfer of 88 parcels from Riverview School District into LWSD (Resolution No. 2390)
- Acceptance of $36,330.54 in donations from PTAs/PTSAs at Rosa Parks Elementary, Ben Rush Elementary, and Timberline Middle School
- Adoption of instructional materials including 'A Wolf Called Wander' and 'The Underground Railroad'
- Approval of out-of-endorsement assignment waiver for one teacher at Redmond Middle School
- Public comment from a resident about difficulty reaching students for volunteering
BoardDocs Imported Meetings 1999- 2025
The Lake Washington School District board will vote on adopting Resolution No. 2389 to purchase the 3.47-acre Middy Marine property in Redmond for $10,475,000. The board will also hold a public hearing on a petition to transfer territory from Riverview School District to LWSD. Other items include approving out-of-endorsement teaching assignments, interdistrict agreements for Native American education, and accepting donations totaling $15,266.80.
- Action on purchase of Middy Marine Property in Redmond for $10,475,000 (Resolution No. 2389)
- Public hearing on petition to transfer territory from Riverview School District to LWSD
- Approval of out-of-endorsement assignment waivers for 5 teachers for 2024-25 school year
- Interdistrict cooperative agreements with Bellevue and Northshore school districts for Indian Education program ($126 per student)
- Acceptance of donations totaling $15,266.80 from Northstar Middle School Advisory Committee and Lake Washington Schools Foundation
BoardDocs Imported Meetings 1999- 2025
The Board of Directors will hold a study session to discuss revisions to Board Policy OE-10 regarding the learning environment and treatment of students. The session includes a gallery walk of the Danielson Framework for Teaching components. The Board intends to provide direction to the Superintendent to develop a draft policy for review in December.
- Discussion of Board Policy revision (OE-10)
- Review of Danielson Framework for Teaching components
BoardDocs Imported Meetings 1999- 2025
The Lake Washington School District Board of Directors will hold a study session to review and discuss the draft interpretation and indicators for OE-3, a policy on treatment of community stakeholders. The board will provide feedback on the superintendent's work and consider further engagement needs.
- Review of OE-3 draft interpretation and indicators
- Discussion of community feedback regarding OE-3
- Board feedback on superintendent's compliance indicators
BoardDocs Imported Meetings 1999- 2025
The Lake Washington School District Board of Directors is meeting to approve several consent agenda items, including a $55.2 million construction contract for the Norman Rockwell Elementary School rebuild and enlarge project. The board will also vote on the 2025 legislative priorities and approve monitoring reports for facilities and technology policies. A public comment is scheduled from one parent regarding the 6-period day.
- Authorization of $55,246,755 construction contract with Lydig Construction Inc. for Norman Rockwell Elementary School rebuild and enlarge (Resolution No. 2388)
- Approval of 2025 Legislative Priorities
- Approval of monitoring report for Operational Expectations Policy OE-12 (Facilities)
- Approval of monitoring report for Operational Expectations Policy OE-13 (Technology)
- Acceptance of $17,150 donation from Environmental & Adventure School PTO for core adventure programs
BoardDocs Imported Meetings 1999- 2025
The Lake Washington School District Board will vote on a consent agenda that includes approving a $1,552,715 contract amendment with Skanska USA for initial construction of the Redmond High School addition. The board will also consider educational specifications for the Norman Rockwell Elementary School rebuild and approve out-of-endorsement and conditional teaching certificates for the 2024-25 school year.
- Authorization of $1,552,715 contract amendment with Skanska USA for Redmond High School addition (Resolution No. 2386)
- Approval of educational specifications for Norman Rockwell Elementary School rebuild (Resolution No. 2385)
- Approval of out-of-endorsement assignment waiver for one teacher at Kamiakin Middle School
- Approval of five conditional teaching certificates for 2024-25, including at Redmond High School and Evergreen Middle School
- Approval of August 2024 vouchers and corrected data for Results-3 monitoring report
BoardDocs Imported Meetings 1999- 2025
The Lake Washington School District Board of Directors will hold a study session to receive updates on facility and technology projects funded by the 2022 capital levy, and to discuss draft legislative priorities for the upcoming session. No votes are scheduled; the session is for information and discussion only.
- Update on capital projects funded by the 2022 Capital Projects and Technology Levy, including facility and technology work completed in spring/summer 2024
- Discussion of draft Legislative Priorities for future board action
BoardDocs Imported Meetings 1999- 2025
The Lake Washington School District Board of Directors will hold a study session to discuss an initial outline and considerations for a feasibility study on building a 5th comprehensive high school. The board will provide feedback on the proposal.
- Feasibility study update for 5th Comprehensive High School
- Superintendent Holmen and staff to present initial outline and considerations
- Board will provide feedback on the proposal
BoardDocs Imported Meetings 1999- 2025
The Lake Washington School District Board of Directors met on September 9, 2024, and approved a consent agenda that included out-of-endorsement assignment waivers for six teachers, two conditional certificates for special education staff, a $14,800 donation from Smith Elementary PTSA, and monitoring reports on emergency superintendent succession and life/global citizenship skills. The board also heard public comments, including concerns about class sizes at Alcott Elementary, and received an update on behavioral health services. A capital projects update was tabled to a future meeting.
- Approved out-of-endorsement assignment waivers for six teachers at Redmond High, Timberline Middle, Redmond Elementary, and Inglewood Middle for 2024-25
- Approved two conditional certificates for special education staff (Andrew Marzano, Matthew Nykaza) per OSPI rules
- Accepted a $14,800 donation from Smith Elementary PTSA for library tables, outdoor storage cabinets, and a kiln
- Public comments included multiple concerns about 4th-grade class sizes and teacher-student ratios at Alcott Elementary
- Capital projects update on levy-funded facilities and technology work was tabled to a future meeting
BoardDocs Imported Meetings 1999- 2025
The Lake Washington School District Board of Directors voted to adopt the 2024-25 budget and to close the Futures School, which has had no enrolled students for two years. The board also approved a consent agenda including vouchers, minutes, a human resources report, and donations totaling $35,315. An update on the district's sustainability program and high school day planning were presented as information items.
- Adopted Resolution No. 2380, the 2024-25 budget, after a public hearing on August 5, 2024.
- Adopted Resolution No. 2384 to close the Futures School, citing declining enrollment and alternative supports at high schools.
- Approved $35,315 in donations: $25,000 from Einstein Elementary PTSA for a sensory garden and $10,315 from LWSF for summer school.
- Approved Resolution No. 2382 certifying completion of the Norman Rockwell Elementary School rebuild for state funding.
- Approved Resolution No. 2383 certifying the Norman Rockwell project will not create or aggravate racial imbalance.
BoardDocs Imported Meetings 1999- 2025
The Lake Washington School District Board of Directors will hold a study session to discuss a possible modification to Operational Expectation-10 (OE-10). Staff will provide additional information to help the board determine the scope of any policy change. No votes or decisions are expected at this session.
- Discussion of possible modification to Operational Expectation-10 (OE-10) policy
BoardDocs Imported Meetings 1999- 2025
The Lake Washington School District Board of Directors held a regular meeting on August 5, 2024, approving a consent agenda that included vouchers, minutes, human resources reports, out-of-endorsement teaching waivers, conditional certificates, donations, interdistrict agreements, and a workers' compensation fund increase. The board also acknowledged the land of the Coast Salish Peoples and accepted public comments.
- Approved out-of-endorsement assignment waivers for 16 teachers for the 2023-24 school year, totaling 6.8 FTE
- Accepted donations totaling $16,014.82, including $10,930.61 from Blackwell Elementary PTSA and $5,084.21 from LWSF
- Authorized interdistrict cooperative agreements with Edmonds School District and Highline College for special education and post-secondary transition programs
- Approved Resolution No. 2381 to increase the workers' compensation insurance revolving fund from $40,000 to $70,000
- Approved conditional certificates for two special education staff members for the 2024-25 school year
BoardDocs Imported Meetings 1999- 2025
The Lake Washington School District Board of Directors is holding a study session to discuss three topics: updating the Board's communication protocol with the community, exploring parameters for a Board committee on community engagement, and reviewing the application for the WSSDA Board of Distinction. These are discussion and information items, not final decisions.
- Review of updated Board communication roles and responsibilities
- Discussion on forming a Board Community Engagement Committee
- Review of WSSDA Board of Distinction application with Superintendent
BoardDocs Imported Meetings 1999- 2025
The Lake Washington School District Board of Directors is meeting to approve a consent agenda that includes routine items such as vouchers, minutes, human resources reports, and donations. The board will also consider resolutions authorizing purchases through state contracts and directing capital fund earnings to the general fund. Public comments will address class sizes, teacher and student safety, Cascadia College updates, and cell phone bans.
- Approve $103,147.53 in donations from PTSAs to various schools for field trips, equipment, and stipends
- Adopt Resolution No. 2377 authorizing purchases through state Department of Enterprise Services contracts (district spent ~$7.5M in 23-24)
- Adopt Resolution No. 2378 directing $300,000 of capital fund investment earnings to the general fund for instructional supplies
- Approve out-of-endorsement assignment waivers for 16 teachers for 2023-24 school year
- Approve May 2024 vouchers and meeting minutes
BoardDocs Imported Meetings 1999- 2025
The Lake Washington School District Board of Directors will hold a study session to receive information from Associate Superintendent Barbara Posthumus about the Capital Facilities Plan and Impact Fees. The session includes a presentation and discussion of the draft plan, with no formal decisions expected. The agenda is otherwise procedural, with call to order and adjournment items.
- Capital Facilities Plan and Impact Fees presentation by Associate Superintendent Barbara Posthumus
- Draft Capital Facilities Plan (24-29 CFP Final Draft_20240617.pdf) attached
- Capital Facilities Plan Preview 2024 presentation attached
BoardDocs Imported Meetings 1999- 2025
The Lake Washington School District Board of Directors is meeting to elect officers for the coming year, recognize scholarship recipients and outgoing student representatives, and approve routine consent items. The board will also hear public comments on topics including the Building Excellence Levy and counseling staffing.
- Elected Leah Choi as Board President, Lisa Guthrie as Vice President, and Lindsey Yocum as Legislative Representative
- Recognized 2024 PTSA scholarship recipients, including merit, perseverance, and staff scholarships
- Approved a conditional certificate for Nichole Swanger (1.0 FTE, School Counselor)
- Accepted an $8,000 anonymous donation to John Muir Elementary School
- Adopted Resolution No. 2376 declaring surplus equipment, books, and vehicles
BoardDocs Imported Meetings 1999- 2025
The Lake Washington School District Board of Directors is holding a study session to discuss two main topics: the high school day committee's recommendations and next steps, and the 2024-25 annual budget and planning process. The board will ask questions and provide feedback on both items. The meeting is a discussion and information session, not a final decision-making meeting.
- Discussion of high school day committee recommendations and timeline
- Review of 2024-25 budget: enrollment projections, preliminary estimates, legislative/state funding changes
- Community engagement feedback on budget issues
- Board policy connections: OE-5, OE-11
BoardDocs Imported Meetings 1999- 2025
The Lake Washington School District Board of Directors is holding a study session to receive updates from student representatives and to discuss the high school day committee's work, including recommendations and a timeline for decision-making. The board will consider alternatives to the current 7-period day, with a decision expected in fall 2024.
- Update on student representative projects and activities for 2023-24
- High school day committee recommendations and next steps
- Discussion of alternatives to the current 7-period day
- Decision on high school day scheduled for fall 2024
BoardDocs Imported Meetings 1999- 2025
The Lake Washington School District board is meeting to approve the consent agenda, which includes raising school meal prices for 2024-25, adopting new instructional materials, accepting donations, and approving an out-of-endorsement teaching waiver. The board will also hear public comments on topics like Islamophobia and sustainability policy.
- School meal prices: lunch up $0.50 (elementary to $4.25, secondary to $4.50), breakfast up $0.50 (elementary to $2.75, secondary to $3.00)
- Adopt instructional materials including 'The Plague' (donated), 'Principles of Economics' ($172/license), 'Entrepreneurship Fundamentals' ($137/license), and others
- Accept donations totaling $39,932.08 from various groups for school programs
- Approve out-of-endorsement waiver for Mary Leith at Evergreen MS (1.0 FTE)
- Public comments on Islamophobia and sustainability policy
BoardDocs Imported Meetings 1999- 2025
The Lake Washington School District Board of Directors is meeting to approve a consent agenda that includes a resolution directing the superintendent to implement reduced staffing for the 2024-25 school year due to declining enrollment and inadequate financial resources. The board also approved several routine items, including minutes, human resources reports, donations, and athletic delegation resolutions. Public comments were heard on topics such as Islamophobia, antisemitism, inclusion, and sustainability.
- Approved Resolution No. 2374 for 2024-25 reduced staffing due to enrollment decline
- Accepted $25,000 in donations: $10,000 to Redmond Elementary for playground equipment, $15,000 to Redmond Middle School for outdoor tables
- Approved out-of-endorsement assignment waivers for two teachers (Stephanie Marshall at Blackwell El, Laura Camilleri at Juanita El)
- Approved delegating authority to KingCo Conference (Resolution No. 2368) and WIAA (Resolution No. 2369) for 2024-25
- Public comments included concerns about Islamophobia, antisemitism, and support for Helen Keller Elementary
BoardDocs Imported Meetings 1999- 2025
The Lake Washington School District Board of Directors is holding a study session to discuss two main topics: the draft 2024-25 Annual Work Plan of the Board, which will be reviewed for feedback and possible adoption at the June 3 board meeting, and an update on the Strategic Plan development process and next steps. The meeting is primarily informational and discussion-based, with no formal votes or decisions expected.
- Review of draft 2024-25 Annual Work Plan of the Board (Board Policy GC-06)
- Update on Strategic Plan process and next steps by Deputy Superintendents Gillingham and Beebe
- Discussion of alignment with Board's Results policies (Results 1, 2 & 3, OE-3, OE-14)
BoardDocs Imported Meetings 1999- 2025
The Lake Washington School District Board of Directors is holding a special meeting. The board will approve the agenda and then enter a three-hour executive session to review the performance of a public employee, with no action expected afterward. The meeting is procedural and contains no other substantive business.
- Executive session for 3 hours to review performance of a public employee
- No board action following executive session
- Agenda approval as presented
BoardDocs Imported Meetings 1999- 2025
The Lake Washington School District Board of Directors is meeting to approve routine items on the consent agenda, including vouchers, minutes, human resources report, out-of-endorsement waivers, donations, instructional materials, a policy revision, and a resolution for the WANIC long-range plan. The board will also hear public comments on topics like student mental health, sustainability, and school resources.
- Approved $103,922.12 in donations from PTSAs for playground equipment, gardens, and programs
- Approved out-of-endorsement waivers for three teachers at Thoreau Elementary, Finn Hill Middle, and Redmond High
- Adopted instructional materials including 'Underrepresentation Curriculum Project' for Redmond High
- Adopted revised policy OGP-03 on board meetings
- Adopted Resolution No. 2367 for WANIC long-range capital plan
BoardDocs Imported Meetings 1999- 2025
The Lake Washington School District Board of Directors is holding a study session to receive an update on the K-8 Highly Capable Program Review. Associate Superintendent Dr. Rose and Director Myra Arnone will present recommendations being evaluated by the committee, with input from consultant Dr. Tamra Stambaugh on gifted student needs. The board will discuss potential program shifts and ask questions, with no formal decisions expected at this session.
- K-8 Highly Capable Program Update (discussion/information)
- Presentation by consultant Dr. Tamra Stambaugh on gifted student needs
- Board policy connections: OE-9, OE-10, OE-11, OE-14
- Study session only; no action items listed
BoardDocs Imported Meetings 1999- 2025
The Lake Washington School District Board of Directors will hold a regular meeting with a consent agenda that includes approving February 2024 vouchers, minutes, a human resources report, out-of-endorsement teacher assignments, donations, and an update to the high school graduation requirements procedure. The board will also read a proclamation for School Library Month and hear public comments on various topics.
- Approve donations: $9,009.37 from Finn Hill Neighborhood Alliance to Thoreau Elementary for a MusicGarden; $5,500.23 from Juanita Booster Club to Juanita High School for Girls Basketball Tournament travel
- Approve out-of-endorsement assignments for two science teachers (Treavor Rudolph at Rose Hill Middle School, Noam Hezroni at Finn Hill Middle School) for 2023-24
- Approve update to Procedure 2410P adding a performance-based graduation pathway option
- Proclamation declaring April 2024 as School Library Month
- Public comments on topics including Juanita High School baseball/softball field lighting, Keller administration trust, and lacrosse as a school sport
BoardDocs Imported Meetings 1999- 2025
The Lake Washington School District Board of Directors will hold a study session to discuss performance-based graduation pathways, including changes from the State Board of Education, student options, waivers for classes 2020-2023, and current data for the class of 2024. The board will also discuss the 2024-25 board workplan. The meeting is informational and no votes are scheduled.
- Discussion of performance-based graduation pathways and waivers for classes 2020-2023
- Review of current conditions and data for class of 2024 graduation pathways
- Presentation by Associate Superintendent Dr. Jen Rose, Principal Christine Bell, and Kate Atvars
- Discussion of 2024-25 Board Workplan
BoardDocs Imported Meetings 1999- 2025
The Lake Washington School District Board of Directors is holding a three-day extended study session to discuss and review several key topics, including enrollment projections, legislative changes affecting the 2024-25 budget, construction planning under the 2022 Construction Levy, and updates to multiple board policies (OE-3, OE-9, OE-10, OE-15). The board will also discuss its own self-assessment and participation in community events. No final decisions are expected; the session is for discussion and direction.
- Enrollment projections from Flo Analytics for 2024-25 to 2033-34, with implications for budget and school space
- Legislative changes and their impact on 2024-25 budget planning, including funded and unfunded mandates
- Building Excellence Plan update: 2022 Construction Levy, current construction planning, and future levy considerations
- Policy updates: OE-3 (Treatment of Community Stakeholders), OE-9 (Communication and Engagement), OE-10 (Learning Environment/Treatment of Students), and OE-15 (Sustainability)
- Board self-assessment using WSSDA standards to develop actions on high-leverage indicators
BoardDocs Imported Meetings 1999- 2025
The Lake Washington School District Board of Directors is meeting to conduct routine business, including recognizing National Board Certified Teachers, reading proclamations, hearing public comments, and approving a consent agenda with items like vouchers, minutes, and personnel reports. The meeting is largely procedural with no major policy decisions or public hearings on the agenda.
- Recognition of 15 first-time National Board Certified Teachers and 38 renewals
- Proclamations for Education Support Professionals Week (March 11-15, 2024) and Social Emotional Learning Day (March 8, 2024)
- Public comments on topics including inclusion, 504 plans, high school parking passes, PE curriculum, lacrosse as a school sport, and transportation safety
- Consent agenda includes approval of January 2024 vouchers, meeting minutes, Human Resources report, one conditional certificate for Stacey Conley at Kamiakin Middle School, and one out-of-endorsement waiver for Robert Keener
- Building Condition Assessment report acceptance
BoardDocs Imported Meetings 1999- 2025
The Lake Washington School District Board of Directors is holding a study session to review and discuss policy OE-10, which covers the learning environment and treatment of students. The superintendent and staff will engage student board representatives to evaluate the policy's components and provide feedback. The board will use this information to consider recommended changes at a future extended study session. The agenda is otherwise procedural, with only the call to order and adjournment.
- Policy review of OE-10: Learning Environment/Treatment of Students
- Student board representatives to provide feedback on policy components
- Discussion of potential modifications to OE-10
- Board policy connection: GC-2
BoardDocs Imported Meetings 1999- 2025
The Lake Washington School District Board of Directors will hold a study session to receive an update on the 2022 Construction Levy, current construction planning, and future levy considerations. The board will provide feedback on construction planning and funding. The agenda includes only this discussion item plus procedural items.
- Update on 2022 Construction Levy and construction planning
- Discussion of future levy considerations
- Board feedback on construction funding
BoardDocs Imported Meetings 1999- 2025
The Lake Washington School District Board of Directors met to approve several consent agenda items and a formal resolution of censure. The Board also passed a resolution to waive competitive bidding for emergency repairs at multiple schools damaged by frozen pipes.
- Resolution 2364: Censure of Director Mark Stuart for violations of Board Policy and Code of Conduct
- Resolution 2363: Emergency procurement waiver for repairs at Einstein, Wilder, Dickinson, Twain, Inglewood, Eastlake, and Juanita schools
- Approval of $15,000 donation from Lake Washington Schools Foundation for the LINKS program
- Approval of 2023-24 School Improvement Plans for all schools
- Approval of two conditional certificates for school psychologists
BoardDocs Imported Meetings 1999- 2025
The Lake Washington School District Board of Directors is holding a study session focused on a board self-assessment facilitated by a WSSDA consultant, covering areas of strength and growth. A separate topic on board summary process and public comment was tabled to a future meeting. The session is largely procedural and informational, with no formal decisions or public hearings scheduled.
- Board self-assessment with WSSDA consultant (8:00–11:00 a.m.)
- Topic on board summary process and public comment tabled to future meeting
- Study session held at L.E. Scarr Resource Center, Hughes Room
- Official minutes to be posted after approval at March 4, 2024 board meeting
BoardDocs Imported Meetings 1999- 2025
The Lake Washington School District Board of Directors is holding a regular meeting with a consent agenda, proclamations, and a public comment period. The board will hear from 13 speakers on topics including student safety, DEI, curriculum, and the Middle East conflict, and will vote on routine items like vouchers, minutes, HR reports, donations, and instructional materials.
- Public comments on student safety, DEI, Islamophobia, Middle East conflict, curriculum
- Proclamations for Career and Technical Education Month and School Counseling Week
- Donations totaling $65,237.76 from PTSAs to schools
- Adoption of instructional materials including 'To Be Taught, If Fortunate' by Becky Chambers
- Approval of December 2022 vouchers and HR reports
BoardDocs Imported Meetings 1999- 2025
The Lake Washington School District Board of Directors will hold a study session to review and discuss draft policies OE-3 (Treatment of Community Stakeholders) and OE-9 (Communication and Engagement with the Community). Deputy Gillingham and Superintendent Holmen will present the drafts, and the board will provide next steps. The meeting is primarily a discussion and information session, with no formal votes scheduled.
- Draft policy OE-3: Treatment of Community Stakeholders
- Draft policy OE-9: Communication and Engagement with the Community
- Board discussion on policy drafts with Superintendent Holmen
- Board to provide next steps on OE-3 and OE-9
BoardDocs Imported Meetings 1999- 2025
The Lake Washington School District board is holding its regular January 2024 meeting, with a heavy focus on public comments. The agenda lists 40 speakers, mostly parents and students, addressing topics such as antisemitism, Islamophobia, student safety, and the Israel-Hamas conflict. The board will also vote on routine consent items including vouchers, minutes, and personnel matters.
- Public comments on antisemitism, Islamophobia, and Palestine (38 speakers)
- Consent agenda: approve Nov. 2023 vouchers (amount not specified)
- Consent agenda: approve out-of-endorsement waivers for 3 teachers (Redmond HS, Kirkland MS, Inglewood MS)
- Consent agenda: accept donations, including $30,000 to Kamiakin MS and $10,500 to Sandburg/DCS Elementary
- Human Resources Report deferred to Jan. 22 meeting due to attachment error
BoardDocs Imported Meetings 1999- 2025
The Board of Directors will hold a study session to receive updates on district finances and curriculum progress. Discussions will cover enrollment data, the 2022-23 year-end budget, and planning for the 2024-25 budget. Additionally, staff will provide an update on the K-5 social studies curriculum adoption process.
- Budget update regarding enrollment and 2024-25 planning
- K-5 Social Studies Adoption progress update
BoardDocs Imported Meetings 1999- 2025
This is a special board meeting with only procedural items. The board will approve the agenda and then hold a 60-minute executive session to discuss complaints against an employee and potential litigation. No board action is expected after the session, and the meeting will adjourn.
- Approve the November 27, 2023 agenda as presented
- 60-minute executive session to evaluate complaints against a public officer or employee and discuss litigation with legal counsel
- No board action following executive session