Lake Washington School District #414 public meetings in 2022
42 substantive meetings from 2022, with official agendas or minutes and plain-English summaries.
BoardDocs Imported Meetings 1999- 2025
The Lake Washington School District Board of Directors is meeting to approve the consent agenda, which includes minutes, a Human Resources report, federal Perkins grant applications, and updates to personnel policy OE-4. The board will also hear public comment, though none were submitted for this meeting.
- Approve December 5, 2022 consent agenda including HR report and minutes
- Approve 2022-23 Perkins grant applications: $114,258 district allocation, $27,327 WANIC Skills Center
- Update OE-4 Personnel Administration policy, interpretations, and indicators
- Land acknowledgement recognizing Coast Salish Peoples, Duwamish, and Snoqualmie tribes
BoardDocs Imported Meetings 1999- 2025
The Lake Washington School District Board of Directors is holding a study session to discuss two topics: the secondary assessing and grading policy, and the LWSD boundary process. The board will receive information and provide feedback on boundary options, with no final decisions expected at this session.
- Discussion of grading policy for secondary schools
- Update on LWSD boundary process and options being evaluated
- Board input sought on boundary considerations
- Meeting held at L.E. Scarr Resource Center
BoardDocs Imported Meetings 1999- 2025
The Lake Washington School District Board of Directors is holding an extended study session to receive an update on the planning, design, and educational program for the 2022 Levy school construction projects. The board will discuss its values related to opening new schools. The agenda also includes a board assessment and procedural items.
- Update on 2022 Levy Projects by Superintendent Holmen, Associate Superintendent Barbara Posthumus, and Executive Director Brian Buck
- Discussion of board values related to opening new schools
- Board assessment discussion
- Call to order and adjournment (procedural)
BoardDocs Imported Meetings 1999- 2025
The Lake Washington School District Board of Directors will hold a study session to discuss Multi-Tiered Systems of Support (MTSS) and inclusionary pathways. Deputy Superintendents and an Executive Director will present an overview of efforts to address student academic and social/emotional needs, including plans to increase access to general education for elementary students in 2023-24. The session is informational and no votes are scheduled.
- Discussion of Multi-Tiered Systems of Support (MTSS) and inclusionary pathways
- Presentation by Deputy Superintendents Scott Beebe and Matt Gillingham, and Executive Director Shannon Hitch
- Plans to increase elementary student access to general education core instruction in 2023-24
- Connection to Board policies on equity, anti-racism, and learning environment
BoardDocs Imported Meetings 1999- 2025
The Lake Washington School District Board of Directors met on November 21, 2022, to handle routine business. The board approved the consent agenda, which included vouchers, minutes, a human resources report, interlocal agreements for safety and fingerprinting services, and adoption of instructional materials. Public comments were heard on topics like a Cascadia College trustee update and a focus week at ICS.
- Approved October 2022 vouchers
- Approved interlocal agreement with PSESD Safety Cooperative for $3,450
- Approved interlocal agreement with PSESD Regional Threat Assessment Cooperative for $55,620
- Approved interlocal agreement with ESD 113 for fingerprinting services at $600/year for 2022-2027
- Adopted instructional materials including 'The Hate U Give' and 'Exit West'
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 2022-23 legislative platform and the district's boundary process. The board will provide feedback on the legislative platform and input on boundary considerations and options. The meeting is informational and discussion-focused, with no formal decisions expected.
- Draft 2022-23 LWSD Legislative Platform presented by Legislative Board Representative Mark Stuart
- Boundary process update by Associate Superintendent Barbara Posthumus
- Board input sought on boundary options and considerations
- Meeting held at L.E. Scarr Resource Center
BoardDocs Imported Meetings 1999- 2025
The Lake Washington School District Board of Directors met on November 7, 2022, to approve a consent agenda that included accepting $111,936.56 in donations from various PTOs and foundations, approving out-of-endorsement teaching assignments, and approving the Human Resources report. The board also approved monitoring reports for policies on community engagement, learning environment, facilities, and technology, and held a one-hour executive session to review a public employee's performance.
- Approved $111,936.56 in donations, including $28,115 to Christa McAuliffe Elementary for camp fees and $28,847 to Samantha Smith Elementary for various programs
- Approved out-of-endorsement assignments for two teachers: Carl Kittay (Tesla STEM, Physics) and Cynthia Long (Rockwell, Special Education)
- Approved monitoring reports for OE-9 (Communication and Engagement), OE-10 (Learning Environment), and board summaries for OE-12 (Facilities) and OE-13 (Technology)
- Recognized the board as a 'Board of Distinction' by WSSDA
- Held executive session for 1 hour to review performance of a public employee
BoardDocs Imported Meetings 1999- 2025
The Lake Washington School District Board of Directors is holding a study session to receive information about the process for evaluating school start times, including community involvement and a timeline for recommendations. The board will also discuss governance policy review, though that item was not discussed due to time and will be moved to a future meeting. The meeting includes procedural items like call to order and adjournment.
- Discussion of school start times variables and evaluation process
- Community involvement and timeline for school start time recommendations
- Board governance policy review (BSR, GC, OGP policies) - postponed
- Approval of official minutes from October 7, 2022 study session
BoardDocs Imported Meetings 1999- 2025
The Lake Washington School District Board of Directors met on October 17, 2022, and approved a consent agenda that included a new three-year collective bargaining agreement with the Service Employees International Union (SEIU), featuring an average 15% wage increase for 2022-2023. The board also approved instructional materials, including 'Pachinko' and 'Animal Farm', and received updates on facilities and technology. Several monitoring reports for board policies were approved, while one on communication was tabled.
- Approved SEIU 2022-2025 Collective Bargaining Agreement with 15% average wage increase for 2022-2023
- Adopted instructional materials: 'Pachinko' (20 copies, $10.99 each) for Lake Washington High School and 'Animal Farm' (20 copies, $9.99 each) for Northstar
- Approved September 2022 vouchers and Human Resources Report
- Approved monitoring reports for OE-12 Facilities, OE-13 Technology, and tabled OE-8 Communication
- Public comments included topics on OE-14, private healthcare specialists, highly capable programs, and SROs
BoardDocs Imported Meetings 1999- 2025
The Lake Washington School District Board of Directors met on October 3, 2022, and approved the consent agenda, which included fee increases for Advanced Placement exams and acceptance of donations. The board also received a presentation on the Equity and Family Engagement program, which was a discussion item. The meeting included a public comment period with many speakers, mostly parents, raising concerns about the district's equity policy, gifted program quotas, and school resource officers.
- Approved AP exam fee increase to $99 regular, $49.50 reduced, with automatic annual adjustments based on College Board fees plus $2 administrative fee
- Accepted donations totaling $19,782.83, including $9,100 from Rosa Parks PTSA and $10,682.83 from Wolves Football Association
- Approved moving the March 2023 Extended Study Session from March 17-19 to March 10-12
- Heard public comments on equity policy, gifted program proportionality, and SROs
- Received update on Equity and Family Engagement program related to OE-14
BoardDocs Imported Meetings 1999- 2025
The Lake Washington School District Board of Directors is holding a study session to discuss the development of the district's 2022-23 legislative priorities and to review board governance policies. The meeting is informational and discussion-focused, with no formal decisions expected.
- Discussion of WSSDA legislative platform and development of LWSD legislative priorities
- Review of Board Governance Policies (BSR, GC, OGP) to identify areas for revision
BoardDocs Imported Meetings 1999- 2025
The Lake Washington School District Board of Directors will hold a study session to receive an update on the process for adjusting school attendance boundaries, including timeline, committee work, and community engagement. They will also discuss prioritizing the WSSDA legislative platform components. The meeting is informational and discussion-focused, with no formal votes scheduled.
- Discussion of LWSD Boundary Process, including timeline and community engagement
- Discussion of WSSDA Legislative Platform Prioritization
- Board policy connection: OE-3 (Treatment of Community Stakeholders) and GC-3 (Board Job Description)
BoardDocs Imported Meetings 1999- 2025
The Lake Washington School District Board of Directors is meeting in person on September 12, 2022, to take action on a consent agenda that includes approving a new three-year collective bargaining agreement with the Lake Washington Educational Support Professionals (LWESP), which includes an average 9.6% wage increase for 2022-23. The board will also approve August 2022 vouchers, meeting minutes, a human resources report with salary schedules, conditional teaching certificates, and an interdistrict agreement for Native American education. Public comments were received on topics including school start times, school safety, and SROs.
- Approve LWESP collective bargaining agreement 2022-2025 with 9.6% average wage increase for 2022-23
- Approve August 2022 vouchers
- Approve 2022-23 salary schedules and human resources report
- Approve conditional certificates for two teachers (Devin Ensz, Allie Moses)
- Authorize interdistrict agreement with Bellevue and Northshore for Indian Education program
BoardDocs Imported Meetings 1999- 2025
The Lake Washington School District Board of Directors will hold a study session to hear a presentation on social-emotional learning and behavioral health supports. The presentation will be given by Deputy Superintendent Matt Gillingham and Director Johnny Phu, and the board will develop an understanding of the district's programs in this area.
- Presentation on Social/Emotional Learning and Student Mental Health Supports
- Policy connection to R-3, OE-10, OE-14
- Official minutes to be approved at September 12, 2022 board meeting
BoardDocs Imported Meetings 1999- 2025
The Lake Washington School District Board of Directors met on August 22, 2022, to conduct routine business, including approving the consent agenda, which covered minutes, a Human Resources report, and resolutions for final acceptance and building commissioning of two high school construction projects. The board also introduced student representatives and heard public comments on topics like budget, COVID, and school resources.
- Approved Resolution No. 2341 accepting the Building Commissioning Report for Juanita High School Rebuild and Enlarge project (Site 82) by McKinstry.
- Approved Resolution No. 2342 for final acceptance of the Juanita High School Rebuild and Enlarge project, contractor Cornerstone General Contractors.
- Approved Resolution No. 2343 accepting the Building Commissioning Report for Lake Washington High School Addition (Classroom + Core Expansion) by McKinstry.
- Approved Resolution No. 2344 for final acceptance of the Lake Washington High School Addition project, contractor Lydig Construction.
- Introduced student representatives Evan Kurtz (Juanita High School) and Shivani Sama (Tesla STEM High School).
BoardDocs Imported Meetings 1999- 2025
The Lake Washington School District Board of Directors will hold a study session to review and finalize a draft land acknowledgment statement, discuss audio/video protocols for future study sessions, and receive an update on the Equity and Family Engagement department. The board will also review the administrative equity policy developed in response to OE-14. The meeting is procedural and includes no votes on ordinances or contracts.
- Review and finalize LWSD Board land acknowledgement statement
- Discuss audio/video protocols for study sessions starting September 2022
- Review administrative equity policy responding to OE-14 (Anti-Racism, Anti-Discrimination, Equity, and Inclusion)
- Update on Equity and Family Engagement department alignment
BoardDocs Imported Meetings 1999- 2025
The Lake Washington School District Board of Directors held a public hearing on the proposed 2022-23 budget, with formal adoption scheduled for the August 22, 2022 meeting. The board also approved consent agenda items including June and July vouchers, meeting minutes, and the Human Resources Report, plus monitoring reports for financial policies and anti-racism/equity indicators.
- Public hearing on 2022-23 budget; adoption via Resolution No. 2340 set for Aug. 22
- Approved June 2022 and July 2022 vouchers
- Approved minutes from June 27, 2022 special board meeting, study session, and board meeting
- Approved Human Resources Report for August 8, 2022
- Approved monitoring reports for OE-05 Financial Planning and OE-06 Financial Administration
BoardDocs Imported Meetings 1999- 2025
The Lake Washington School District Board of Directors will hold a study session to review and provide feedback on the indicators for OE-14, the Anti-Racism, Anti-Discrimination, Equity, and Inclusion in Education policy. This discussion is in preparation for a future first reading of the Superintendent's Interpretation and Indicators. The meeting also includes procedural items such as call to order, adjournment, and approval of minutes from a prior study session.
- Discussion of OE-14 Anti-Racism, Equity, and Inclusion indicators
- Review of Superintendent's Interpretation and Indicators for future first reading
- Approval of official minutes from June 22, 2022 study session
BoardDocs Imported Meetings 1999- 2025
The Lake Washington School District Board of Directors is holding a special meeting that is largely procedural. The main substantive item is a one-hour executive session to review the performance of a public employee, with no board action expected afterward. The board will also approve the agenda and adjourn.
- Executive session for 1 hour to review performance of a public employee (RCW 42.30.110(1)(g))
- Approve the June 27, 2022 agenda
- Adjourn the special board meeting
BoardDocs Imported Meetings 1999- 2025
The Lake Washington School District Board of Directors is meeting to take action on several items, including the conditional approval of a $4,097,500 real estate purchase adjacent to Kamiakin Middle School, the first reading of the 2022-23 budget, and adoption of a revised Results-3 policy. The board also approved a consent agenda covering minutes, human resources reports, an emergency school closure waiver, and donations totaling $102,477.18.
- Resolution No. 2338: conditional approval to purchase Ray Property (2.07 acres in Kirkland) for $4,097,500, with $200,000 earnest money
- 2022-23 Budget first reading; public hearing scheduled for August 8, 2022
- Approval of emergency school closure waiver request to OSPI for Juanita High School closure on June 13, 2022
- Acceptance of donations totaling $102,477.18, including $33,000 to Peter Kirk Elementary for outdoor classroom seating
- Adoption of Results-3, Life Skills and Citizenship policy as amended
BoardDocs Imported Meetings 1999- 2025
The Lake Washington School District Board of Directors is meeting to elect a president, vice president, and legislative representative for one-year terms, and to approve the consent agenda, which includes adopting new instructional materials and the 2022-23 board meeting schedule. The board will also hear public comments on topics such as mental health, Eid holiday, and grading policies.
- Election of Board President, Vice President, and Legislative Representative
- Adoption of instructional materials including 'The Handmaid's Tale' (20 copies, $15.95 each) and 'Magruder's American Government' (750 copies, $107 each)
- Approval of May 2022 vouchers
- Approval of minutes from June 6, 2022 study session and board meeting
- Public comments on mental health, Eid holiday, and grading policy
BoardDocs Imported Meetings 1999- 2025
The Lake Washington School District Board of Directors is holding a study session to review and discuss two operational governance policies: OGP-03 on board meetings and OE-14 on anti-racism, equity, and inclusion. The board will provide feedback on OE-14 indicators in preparation for a future first reading of the superintendent's interpretation. The meeting is primarily discussion and information, with no formal decisions expected.
- Review and discussion of Operational Governance Policy OGP-03 (Board Meetings)
- Discussion of OE-14 Anti-Racism, Equity, and Inclusion indicators for compliance
- Preparation for future First Reading of Superintendent's Interpretation and Indicators
BoardDocs Imported Meetings 1999- 2025
The Lake Washington School District Board of Directors is meeting in person to take action on a consent agenda that includes approving April 2022 vouchers, meeting minutes, adopting new instructional materials, delegating authority to WIAA and KingCo for athletics, and authorizing the use of an alternative construction method for four projects. The board will also hear public comments, including concerns about Emerson Daycare tuition.
- Adopt instructional materials including 'World History: Modern' (70 copies, $20 each), 'American Government' (650 copies, $155 each), 'Campbell: Biology in Focus' (350 copies, $158 each), 'EntreCultures' (950 copies, $201 each), 'The Wild Robot' (75 copies, $8 each), and 'A Raisin in the Sun' ($6 each)
- Approve April 2022 vouchers
- Adopt Resolution No. 2334 delegating authority to WIAA for 2022-23
- Adopt Resolution No. 2335 delegating authority to KingCo Conference for 2022-23
- Adopt Resolution No. 2337 authorizing use of General Contractor/Construction Manager (GC/CM) for four projects from the 2022 Construction Levy
BoardDocs Imported Meetings 1999- 2025
The Lake Washington School District Board of Directors will hold a study session to discuss the budget and strategic planning process. The meeting is scheduled to be held remotely.
- Discussion regarding Budget and Strategic Planning Process
BoardDocs Imported Meetings 1999- 2025
The Lake Washington School District Board held a special meeting focused on procedural items and closed-door discussions. The agenda included an executive session to evaluate complaints or charges against a public officer or employee, as well as a session to review Superintendent Dr. Jon Holmen's performance.
- Executive Session: Evaluate complaints or charges against a public officer or employee
- Executive Session: Review the performance of Superintendent Dr. Jon Holmen
BoardDocs Imported Meetings 1999- 2025
The Lake Washington School District Board of Directors will hold a study session to discuss the status, revisions, and indicators of the R-3 Life and Global Citizenship Skills goal. The meeting will be held in person, with remote options available, and includes procedural items like call to order and adjournment.
- Discussion of R-3 Life and Global Citizenship Skills status, revisions, and indicators
- Meeting held in person at L.E. Scarr Resource Center with remote access via live stream or phone
- Updated COVID-19 guidelines for in-person meetings, including no capacity or distancing restrictions
BoardDocs Imported Meetings 1999- 2025
The Lake Washington School District Board of Directors met on May 9, 2022, to approve the consent agenda, which included raising school meal prices for 2022-23 and accepting donations. The board also recognized National School Nurse Day and heard public comments, including concerns about Emerson Daycare tuition rates. The meeting was held in person, with remote options available.
- Approved 2022-23 school meal price increases: elementary lunch $3.25 to $3.75, secondary lunch $3.50 to $4.00, elementary breakfast $1.75 to $2.25, secondary breakfast $2.00 to $2.50
- Accepted donations totaling over $100,000 from PTAs to various schools, including $17,150 to Environmental and Adventure School and $13,000 to Samantha Smith Elementary for a climbing wall
- Approved consent agenda with Emerson Daycare item removed
- Recognized National School Nurse Day (May 11, 2022)
- Public comments included concerns about Emerson Daycare tuition rates and Quest admissions transparency
BoardDocs Imported Meetings 1999- 2025
The Lake Washington School District Board of Directors held a study session to discuss OE-14, which covers anti-racism, anti-discrimination, equity, and inclusion in education. The meeting also addressed updated guidelines for in-person public meetings.
- Discussion of OE-14, Anti-Racism, Anti-Discrimination, Equity and Inclusion in Education
BoardDocs Imported Meetings 1999- 2025
The Lake Washington School District Board of Directors will meet in person on April 25, 2022, to take action on a consent agenda that includes adopting new instructional materials for history and social studies courses, approving a three-year collective bargaining agreement with theater technicians, and approving March 2022 vouchers. The board will also hear public comments, with several parents requesting later high school start times. The meeting will be live-streamed, and the board has decided to hold remote meetings due to recent noncompliance with COVID-19 guidelines.
- Adopt instructional materials including U.S. History American Stories (2800 copies, $93/student), World History Voices and Perspectives (3000 copies, $114/student), and The 1619 Project (30 copies, $30) for various grades
- Approve IATSE Theater Technician Collective Bargaining Agreement 2021-2024 with wage increases of 2% in 2021-22 and 6.5% in 2022-23
- Approve March 2022 vouchers
- Public comments include requests for later high school start times (e.g., 8:30 am, 7:45 am)
- Recognitions for Arts in Education Month, School Nutrition Employee Week, and Teacher Appreciation Week
BoardDocs Imported Meetings 1999- 2025
The Board of Directors will review the Superintendent’s interpretation and indicators for policy OE-14 regarding anti-racism, anti-discrimination, equity, and inclusion. This study session continues work on aligning these indicators with established board expectations.
- Discussion of OE-14: Anti-Racism, Anti-Discrimination, Equity and Inclusion in Education
BoardDocs Imported Meetings 1999- 2025
The Lake Washington School District Board of Directors is holding its regular meeting on March 28, 2022, in person. The agenda includes a proclamation for School Library Month, a public comment period with many speakers on topics like COVID response, high school start times, and LGBTQ+ flags, and a consent agenda with routine approvals. The board will also consider adopting new instructional materials and approving the LWSD Online School improvement plan.
- Proclamation declaring April 2022 as School Library Month
- Public comments on COVID response, high school start times, LGBTQ+ flag, and K-9 training at Redmond High School
- Adoption of instructional materials including U.S. History textbook (2,800 copies, $93 each) and Cambridge math texts
- Approval of LWSD Online School 2021-22 School Improvement Plan
- Consent agenda includes approval of minutes and Human Resources Report
BoardDocs Imported Meetings 1999- 2025
The Board of Directors held a study session to review construction and bond planning following the 2022 Building Excellence Levy. The session also included a review of the annual budget cycle and fiscal impacts from recent legislation.
- Review of middle school space additions at Finn Hill, Kirkland, and Redmond middle schools
- Planning for elementary capacity at the Redmond Elementary campus property
- Discussion regarding a potential 2024 bond measure focused on recovery, new spaces, and replacement of aging facilities
- Budget planning following the passage of the 2022 Educational Programs and Operations Levy
BoardDocs Imported Meetings 1999- 2025
The Lake Washington School District Board of Directors will hold a study session to discuss and provide feedback on several policy items, including the Superintendent's interpretation of the anti-racism and equity policy (OE-14), a proposed student representative program, and changes to the life skills and citizenship policy (R-3). The board will also review the state's Profile of a Graduate and a draft land acknowledgement statement. No formal votes are scheduled; most items are expected to return for action at future meetings.
- Review of Superintendent's Interpretation and Indicators for OE-14 (Anti-Racism, Anti-Discrimination, Equity and Inclusion)
- Discussion of adding a Student Representative to the Board
- Proposed policy changes to R-3 (Life Skills and Citizenship) using state Social Emotional Standards
- Review of Washington State Board of Education's Profile of a Graduate
- Discussion of draft land acknowledgement statement with local tribal leadership
BoardDocs Imported Meetings 1999- 2025
The Lake Washington School District Board of Directors will hold a remote study session to receive updates and discuss two topics: the 6-12 social studies textbook adoption process and the district's Multi-Tiered System of Supports for academics and behavior. No votes or decisions are scheduled; the meeting is for discussion and information only.
- Update on 6-12 social studies textbook adoption process; final recommendation expected later this school year
- Update on Multi-Tiered System of Supports for academics and behavior
- Meeting held remotely due to COVID-19 guidelines; public can watch live stream or call 425-936-2813 (Conference ID: 37127)
BoardDocs Imported Meetings 1999- 2025
The Lake Washington School District Board of Directors will hold its March 7, 2022 meeting remotely due to COVID-19 guidelines and recent noncompliance at in-person meetings. The agenda includes recognitions, public comments (mostly about mask and vaccine mandates), and approval of consent agenda items such as vouchers and minutes. No major policy decisions are listed; the meeting is largely procedural.
- Meeting held remotely due to COVID-19 guidelines and recent noncompliance
- Recognition of 2021-22 National Board Certified Teachers
- Proclamation for Education Support Professionals Week, March 14-18, 2022
- Public comments on mask mandates, COVID restrictions, and vaccine requirements
- Consent agenda includes approval of vouchers and minutes from prior meetings
BoardDocs Imported Meetings 1999- 2025
The Lake Washington School District Board of Directors will hold a remote study session on March 1, 2022. The main topic is a discussion on land acknowledgments with guest Mary L. Wilber, Program Administrator for the Native American Education Program. The meeting will be held remotely due to COVID-19 guidelines, and the public can watch online or listen by phone.
- Discussion on land acknowledgment training with Mary L. Wilber
- Remote meeting due to COVID-19 guidelines
- Public access via live stream or phone: 425-936-2813, Conference ID: 37127
BoardDocs Imported Meetings 1999- 2025
The Lake Washington School District Board of Directors met remotely to finalize the sale of the Rose Hill Property (Site 27). The Board adopted Resolution No. 2328, authorizing district officials to sign all necessary closing documents.
- Adoption of Resolution No. 2328 confirming the sale of Rose Hill Property (Site 27)
- Authorization for Superintendent Dr. Jon Holmen or Associate Superintendent Barbara Posthumus to execute closing documents
BoardDocs Imported Meetings 1999- 2025
The Lake Washington School District Board of Directors will hold a remote study session on February 7, 2022. The main topic is a discussion of adjustments to Director District Boundaries based on recent census data, with staff presenting redistricting options. The meeting is procedural and informational, with no votes scheduled.
- Review of Director Districts Boundaries based on census data
- Staff will present options for redistricting
- Meeting held remotely due to COVID-19 guidelines
- Public can listen via phone: 425-936-2813, Conference ID: 37127
BoardDocs Imported Meetings 1999- 2025
The Lake Washington School District Board met remotely to approve several consent agenda items, including 2021-22 school improvement plans. The Board also authorized a resolution to begin the process of acquiring a parking lot adjacent to the L.E. Scarr Resource Center.
- Approval of 2021-2022 School Improvement Plans for elementary, middle, and high schools
- Adoption of Resolution No. 2323 to authorize the acquisition of a parking lot for the L.E. Scarr Resource Center
- Approval of January 2022 vouchers
- Proclamation of National School Counseling Week (February 7-11, 2022)
- Proclamation of Career & Technical Education Month (February 1-28, 2022)
BoardDocs Imported Meetings 1999- 2025
The Lake Washington School District Board of Directors will hold a special remote meeting on January 31, 2022. The agenda includes closed executive sessions to discuss real estate acquisition and a performance review of Superintendent Dr. Jon Holmen.
- Executive Session: consideration of site selection or real estate acquisition by lease or purchase
- Executive Session: performance review of Superintendent Dr. Jon Holmen
BoardDocs Imported Meetings 1999- 2025
The Lake Washington School District Board of Directors will hold a remote meeting on January 24, 2022, to approve the agenda, recognize board members for School Board Appreciation Month, and hear public comments. The board will vote on a consent agenda that includes approving December 2021 vouchers, meeting minutes, a Human Resources report, adoption of instructional materials for various schools, and an interlocal agreement with the City of Seattle for radio equipment. The meeting is remote due to COVID-19 guidance and recent noncompliance at in-person meetings.
- Adopt instructional materials including 'Red Scarf Girl' (Grade 7, Rose Hill Middle), 'American Spy' (150 copies, $10.95 each, Eastlake High), 'Fahrenheit 451' (170 copies, $8.29 each, Kamiakin Middle), and others
- Approve December 2021 vouchers
- Approve minutes from December 4 and 6, 2021 study sessions and December 6, 2021 board meeting
- Approve January 24, 2022 Human Resources Report
- Approve Interlocal Agreement with City of Seattle for non-800MHz 2-Way Radio Equipment, Maintenance and Installation
BoardDocs Imported Meetings 1999- 2025
The Lake Washington School District Board of Directors will hold a remote study session on January 24, 2022. They will review the Fastbridge academic assessment and Panorama survey systems, and discuss adjustments to Director District Boundaries based on recent census data. The meeting is remote due to COVID-19 guidelines.
- Review of Fastbridge academic assessment system and Panorama survey system
- Discussion of Director District Boundaries adjustments based on census data
- Remote meeting due to COVID-19 guidelines; public can call 425-936-2813, Conference ID 37127