Lake Washington School District #414 public meetings in 2023
38 substantive meetings from 2023, with official agendas or minutes and plain-English summaries.
BoardDocs Imported Meetings 1999- 2025
The Lake Washington School District Board of Directors is holding a study session focused entirely on school board governance training. Outside consultants will provide training on Coherent Governance, and the board will identify areas for continued development. The agenda is otherwise procedural, with no decisions or public hearings scheduled.
- School Board Governance Training with outside consultants on Coherent Governance
- Training topics include foundations of good governance, monitoring with precision, and case studies
- Board will identify areas of development for continued training
- Official minutes to be posted after approval at the January 8, 2024 board meeting
BoardDocs Imported Meetings 1999- 2025
The Lake Washington School District Board held a special meeting and voted to open a formal investigation into Board Director Mark Stuart's conduct, related to potential violations of Board Policy and the Revised Codes of Washington. The board emphasized this is not a finding of wrongdoing, but a step to gather accurate facts via an outside investigator. Director Stuart abstained from the vote.
- Vote to open formal investigation into Director Mark Stuart for potential policy and RCW violations
- Motion carried 4-0 with Director Stuart abstaining
- Board met in executive session prior to the vote
- Agenda approved as presented
BoardDocs Imported Meetings 1999- 2025
The Lake Washington School District Board of Directors is holding its regular meeting, which includes a 30-minute public comment period with 38 speakers signed up to address topics such as the Israel/Palestine conflict, antisemitism, Islamophobia, and student safety. The board will also take action on a consent agenda that includes approving minutes, a human resources report, an out-of-endorsement waiver, donations totaling $90,312.65, and a contract amendment for the Finn Hill Middle School Addition.
- Public comment: 38 speakers on Israel/Palestine, antisemitism, Islamophobia, student safety, and other topics
- Consent agenda: Approve donations totaling $90,312.65 from PTSAs and an anonymous donor
- Consent agenda: Approve GC/CM contract amendment No. 3 for Finn Hill Middle School Addition in the amount of $1,093,837, bringing total construction cost to $13,377,034
- Consent agenda: Approve out-of-endorsement assignment for Royal Hanson at Kamiakin Middle School (1.0 FTE, Humanities long-term substitute)
- Oath of office for re-elected and newly elected board directors
BoardDocs Imported Meetings 1999- 2025
The Lake Washington School District Board of Directors will hold a study session to discuss attending the 2024 WASA/WSSDA/WASBO Legislative Conference and Day on the Hill, and to begin updating two board policies (OE-3 and OE-9) on community stakeholder treatment and communication. The meeting is a discussion and information session, not a final decision-making meeting.
- Discussion of 2024 WASA • WSSDA • WASBO Legislative Conference and Day on the Hill (Jan 28-29)
- Policy development for OE-3 (Treatment of Community Stakeholders) and OE-9 (Communication and Engagement with the Community)
- Board to identify values for policy updates with timelines for adoption in 2024-25 school year
BoardDocs Imported Meetings 1999- 2025
The Lake Washington School District Board of Directors is holding a special meeting on November 27, 2023, at 10:00 a.m. The only substantive item is a 60-minute executive session to discuss complaints against an employee and potential litigation. No board action is expected after the closed session, and the meeting will adjourn immediately afterward.
- Executive session for 60 minutes to evaluate complaints against a public officer or employee and discuss litigation with legal counsel
- No board action following executive session
- Agenda approved unanimously by all five board members
BoardDocs Imported Meetings 1999- 2025
The Lake Washington School District Board of Directors met on November 20, 2023, to handle routine business. The board approved the consent agenda, which included accepting donations totaling $60,456.09, adopting new instructional materials, and approving monitoring reports for financial administration and asset protection. Public comments focused on concerns about antisemitism, Islamophobia, and heating problems at Alcott Elementary.
- Accepted donations totaling $60,456.09, including $18,500 from Lake Washington Schools Foundation to Lake Washington High School for 3D printers and $11,168.40 from Margaret Mead PTSA for reading challenge stipends.
- Adopted instructional materials including 'The 57 Bus' (Juanita High School, 100 copies), 'Chickasaw Adventures' (Eastlake High School, 160 copies), 'American Born Chinese' (Eastlake High School, 12 copies), 'Solito' (Teaching and Learning, 90 copies), and 'Atomic Habits' (Stella Schola, 30 copies).
- Approved the 23-24 Legislative Priorities.
- Approved monitoring reports for OE-6 Financial Administration and OE-7 Asset Protection.
- Approved October 2023 vouchers and Human Resources Report.
BoardDocs Imported Meetings 1999- 2025
The Lake Washington School District Board of Directors will hold a study session to discuss two main topics: an update to the Building Excellence Plan, including projects, timing, and funding, and an update on the evaluation of the 7-period high school day. The board will provide direction on the long-term construction funding plan and receive an informational update on the high school day evaluation process.
- Building Excellence Plan update with projects, timing, and funding plan
- High School Student Day Evaluation update on 7-period day
- Board direction on long-term construction funding plan
- Informational update on high school day evaluation process
BoardDocs Imported Meetings 1999- 2025
The Board of Directors will hold a study session to review a draft of the 2024 Legislative Priorities. Additionally, Deputy Superintendents will provide an update on the implementation and professional learning regarding inclusionary practices.
- Discussion of 2024 Legislative Priorities draft
- Update on inclusionary practices implementation
BoardDocs Imported Meetings 1999- 2025
The Lake Washington School District Board of Directors will hold its regular meeting, including public comments on antisemitism and the Evergreen Middle School athletic field, and will vote on a consent agenda covering minutes, HR reports, conditional certificates, donations, schedule changes, and financial planning policy updates. The board also recognized itself as a 'Board of Distinction' and tabled a board compensation resolution to a later meeting.
- Public comments on antisemitism in LWSD and Evergreen athletic field conditions
- Approval of three conditional certificates for counselors at Redmond HS, Evergreen MS, and Kamiakin MS
- Acceptance of donations totaling $54,444.20 from PTSAs and Lake Washington Schools Foundation
- Approval of changes to 2023-24 board meeting schedule, moving January 27, 2024 study session to February 3, 2024
- Approval of updates to Operational Expectations OE-5 Financial Planning policy and indicators
BoardDocs Imported Meetings 1999- 2025
The Lake Washington School District Board of Directors is holding a study session to discuss two topics: an update on the K-8 Highly Capable Program Review and a draft sustainability policy. The board will provide input on the program review and give direction on next steps for the sustainability policy. No formal votes are scheduled.
- K-8 Highly Capable Program Review update by Associate Superintendent Dr. Rose and Director Arnone
- Draft sustainability policy (OE-15) review and discussion
- Board input on policy connections (OE-9, OE-10, OE-11, OE-14) for the program review
- Direction to Superintendent Holmen on sustainability policy next steps
BoardDocs Imported Meetings 1999- 2025
The Lake Washington School District Board of Directors is meeting to approve routine consent agenda items, including construction change orders for three elementary school addition projects totaling over $1.7 million, as well as vouchers, minutes, and a donation. Public comments will be heard on topics such as Evergreen athletic field conditions, class size, and facilities.
- Change Order No. 2 for Benjamin Franklin Elementary School Addition: $653,440, revised GMP $16,197,581
- Change Order No. 2 for Rose Hill Elementary School Addition: $717,724, revised GMP $16,349,576
- Change Order No. 1 for Rachel Carson Elementary School Addition: $307,441, revised GMP $9,036,146
- Accept $15,000 donation from Lake Washington Schools Foundation for LINKS program
- Approve out-of-endorsement assignments for two teachers at Mead and Bell Elementary
BoardDocs Imported Meetings 1999- 2025
The Lake Washington School District Board of Directors is meeting to approve a consent agenda that includes vouchers, meeting minutes, human resources reports, an out-of-endorsement teaching waiver, donations, interdistrict agreements, and policy updates. The board also acknowledged the land and committed to supporting native students. No public comments were received for this meeting.
- Approved vouchers for August 2023
- Accepted donations totaling $70,219.19, including $53,738.32 from Rachel Carson PTSA for playground equipment
- Approved out-of-endorsement assignment for Tally Dale at Redmond High School (1.0 FTE, Special Education)
- Authorized interdistrict agreements with Bellevue and Northshore school districts for Indian Education program
- Adopted updates to policies GC-05, GC-10, and B/SR-05
BoardDocs Imported Meetings 1999- 2025
The Lake Washington School District Board of Directors will hold a study session to discuss the Building Excellence Plan, covering long-range space and capacity needs, construction/project planning, and funding options. The board will provide feedback on construction planning and funding, but no final decisions are expected at this study session.
- Discussion of Building Excellence Plan for long-term space and capacity needs
- Review of construction/project planning and funding options
- Board feedback on construction planning and funding
BoardDocs Imported Meetings 1999- 2025
The Lake Washington School District Board of Directors is meeting for a study session focused on a Virtual Student Sustainability Linkage. The agenda includes opening and closing procedural items, with the main topic being a discussion and information item related to the district's OE-09 Sustainability goal. No decisions or votes are listed on this agenda.
- Virtual Student Sustainability Linkage discussion
- OE-09 Sustainability goal referenced
- Study session at L.E. Scarr Resource Center
BoardDocs Imported Meetings 1999- 2025
The Lake Washington School District Board of Directors is meeting for a study session focused on student sustainability. The agenda includes opening and closing procedural items, with the main topic being a discussion on the Virtual Student Sustainability Linkage. This appears to be an informational session rather than a decision-making meeting.
- Discussion of Virtual Student Sustainability Linkage
- Goal referenced: OE-09 Sustainability
BoardDocs Imported Meetings 1999- 2025
The Lake Washington School District Board of Directors met on September 11, 2023, to handle routine business, including approving the consent agenda, accepting donations, and approving monitoring reports. The board also discussed the Student Services Program update and WSSDA legislative priorities. The meeting included public comments on community resources and transportation sustainability.
- Approved consent agenda including minutes, HR report (deferred to 10/2/23), conditional certificates, out-of-endorsement waiver, and donations totaling $23,606.58
- Accepted donations: Eastlake High School PTSA $10,022.99, Tesla STEM PTSA $6,000.00, Rachel Carson PTSA $7,583.59
- Approved monitoring report for Results-3, Life and Global Citizenship Skills
- Discussed WSSDA legislative platform prioritization
- Public comments on community resource program and transportation sustainability
BoardDocs Imported Meetings 1999- 2025
The Lake Washington School District Board of Directors will hold a study session to discuss the Building Excellence Plan, focusing on long-range space and capacity needs, construction/project planning, and funding options. Superintendent Holmen will present information, and the board will provide feedback on proposed options and next steps. The meeting is primarily informational and procedural, with no formal votes expected.
- Discussion of Building Excellence Plan for long-term space and capacity needs
- Review of construction/project planning and funding options
- Board feedback on proposed options and next steps
- Reference to Board policies OE-5, OE-6, OE-9, OE-12
BoardDocs Imported Meetings 1999- 2025
The Lake Washington School District Board of Directors is holding an extended study session to discuss technology and network systems, review updates to policies on digital/social media conduct and board committees, plan the board's budget for 2023-24, and consider changes to the structure of board meetings. These are discussion and information items, not final decisions.
- Technology and Network Systems Update, including new cell phones and network login/email alias for board members
- Policy update review: GC-10 Digital and Social Media Conduct of Board Members
- Board budget planning for 2023-24, covering training, technology, dues, travel, and compensation
- Policy update review: GC-5 Board Committees and board member assignments to committees
- Discussion of school board business meeting agenda structure
BoardDocs Imported Meetings 1999- 2025
The Lake Washington School District Board of Directors will vote to adopt the 2023-24 budget via Resolution No. 2357, following a public hearing. The board will also discuss the Community Resource Officer Program and receive a Sustainability Committee policy update. Consent agenda items include approval of minutes, a human resources report, conditional teaching certificates, and a donation for playground equipment.
- Adoption of 2023-24 Budget, Resolution No. 2357
- Discussion of Community Resource Officer Program
- Sustainability Committee Policy Update (OE-09)
- Accept $29,727.18 donation from Rose Hill Elementary PTSA for playground equipment
- Approve conditional certificates for two special education teachers
BoardDocs Imported Meetings 1999- 2025
The Lake Washington School District Board of Directors is holding a study session to review policy related to strategic planning and provide feedback on the plan to update the LWSD Strategic Plan. The board will discuss the timeline, process, and its role in the strategic plan process. The agenda includes only this discussion item, along with procedural opening and closing items.
- Discussion of Strategic Planning and update of LWSD Strategic Plan
- Review of Board Policy Connection: Results 1, Results 2, Results 3, OE-9
- Strategic Plan 2023-24.pdf attachment (3,469 KB)
BoardDocs Imported Meetings 1999- 2025
The Lake Washington School District Board of Directors is meeting to approve routine consent agenda items, including vouchers, minutes, and personnel actions. The most significant item is a $4,482,479 contract amendment for the Finn Hill Middle School Addition project. The board also recognizes a director and hears public comments on various topics.
- Resolution No. 2358: $4,482,479 contract amendment with BNBuilders for Finn Hill Middle School Addition
- Approval of June and July 2023 vouchers
- Approval of Human Resources Report and Salary Schedule
- Approval of out-of-endorsement assignments for 13 teachers
- Acceptance of $13,580.20 in donations to Juanita High School and Redmond Elementary
BoardDocs Imported Meetings 1999- 2025
The Lake Washington School District Board of Directors held its regular meeting on June 20, 2023, electing new officers (president, vice president, legislative representative) and approving a consent agenda that included vouchers, minutes, HR reports, and donations. The board also recognized Juneteenth as a formal holiday and heard public comments on various topics.
- Elected Leah Choi as Board President, Eric Laliberte as Vice President, Mark Stuart as Legislative Representative
- Approved May 2023 vouchers and June 5, 2023 meeting minutes
- Approved Human Resources Report and 2023-24 salary schedules
- Accepted donations totaling $82,913.14, including $60,000 from Jones Lang Lasalle for Transition Academy lease
- Approved out-of-endorsement assignments for three teachers for 2022-23
BoardDocs Imported Meetings 1999- 2025
The Lake Washington School District Board of Directors is meeting to approve the consent agenda, which includes authorizing initial construction contracts for additions at Finn Hill, Kirkland, and Redmond Middle Schools, totaling over $11 million. The board will also recognize PTSA scholarship recipients and hear public comments on various topics.
- Resolution No. 2351: Approve $7,672,709 contract amendment with BNBuilders for Finn Hill Middle School Addition
- Resolution No. 2352: Approve $3,466,513 contract amendment with BNBuilders for Kirkland Middle School Addition
- Resolution No. 2353: Approve contract amendment for Redmond Middle School Addition (amount not fully listed in agenda)
- Recognize 2023 PTSA scholarship recipients (staff $500 each, students $1,250 each)
- Public comments on topics including teacher experience, middle school start times, and SRVOS budget
BoardDocs Imported Meetings 1999- 2025
The Lake Washington School District Board of Directors will hold a study session to receive preliminary information on the draft 2023-24 budget. Superintendent Holmen and Associate Superintendent Barbara Posthumus will present spending increases and decreases aligned with the district's strategic direction. The board will ask questions and provide feedback on budget development. The meeting is primarily a discussion and information item, with no final decisions expected.
- Discussion of 2023-24 annual budget and planning process
- Presentation by Superintendent Holmen and Associate Superintendent Barbara Posthumus
- Board policy connection: OE-5 Financial Planning
- Board to provide feedback and direction on budget development
BoardDocs Imported Meetings 1999- 2025
The Lake Washington School District Board of Directors is meeting to handle routine business, including approving minutes, recognizing award recipients, and hearing public comments. The board will vote on a consent agenda that includes delegating athletic authority to KingCo and WIAA for 2023-24, approving the human resources report, out-of-endorsement teacher assignments, and adjusting adult meal prices.
- Resolution No. 2346: Delegating post-season conference play authority to KingCo Conference for 2023-24
- Resolution No. 2347: Delegating interschool activity authority to WIAA for 2023-24
- Approval of 2023-24 adult meal prices (lunch $5.00, breakfast $3.25) to meet federal reimbursement rates
- Approval of out-of-endorsement teacher assignments for 2022-23, including 16 teachers at various schools
- Recognition of LWHS students for Senate Bill 5171 and McKinstry for Community Leadership Award
BoardDocs Imported Meetings 1999- 2025
The Lake Washington School District Board of Directors met on May 8, 2023, and approved a consent agenda that included a resolution directing the superintendent to implement reduced staffing for the 2023-24 school year due to declining enrollment. The board also approved April 2023 vouchers, meeting minutes, a human resources report, out-of-endorsement teaching assignments, conditional certificates for four school counselors, and two donations totaling $19,785.30. The meeting included a 60-minute executive session on potential litigation and a public comment period with 22 in-person, 4 virtual, and 5 written comments on topics such as inclusion, health room hours, and making Eid a school holiday.
- Approved Resolution No. 2348 for 2023-24 reduced staffing due to enrollment decline
- Approved out-of-endorsement teaching assignments for 5 teachers (e.g., Katrina Bond, Tobey Casey, Samantha DiPiano)
- Approved 4 conditional certificates for school counselors (April Stepanian, Jaime Farrell, Elizabeth Boone, Alexandra Wolf)
- Accepted donations: $14,397.90 to Rachel Carson Elementary and $5,387.40 to Wilder Elementary
- Public comments included requests to make Eid a holiday and concerns about inclusion and health room hours
BoardDocs Imported Meetings 1999- 2025
The Lake Washington School District Board of Directors is holding its regular meeting, which includes recognitions, public comments, and a consent agenda. The board will hear public comments on topics including choir programs, school safety (SRO program), school start times, and health room hours. The consent agenda includes approval of March 2023 vouchers, meeting minutes, a human resources report, out-of-endorsement teacher assignments, donations, and Extended Day program fees.
- Public comments on choir programs, SRO program, school start times, health room hours, and school closures
- Approval of March 2023 vouchers
- Approval of out-of-endorsement teacher assignments for 2022-23, including 7 teachers at various schools
- Acceptance of donations totaling $25,003.64, including $10,201.62 to Carl Sandburg Elementary for outdoor ed
- Approval of Extended Day program fees
BoardDocs Imported Meetings 1999- 2025
The Lake Washington School District Board of Directors will hold a study session to discuss recommended changes to several board policies. President Bliesner will lead the discussion, and the board will identify specific policies and components needing updates. Any changes will later go through first and second readings at board meetings for formal action.
- Review of GC 10 - Digital and Social Media policy
- Review of GC-11 - Legislative Representative Roles and Responsibilities
- Review of R2 draft changes
- Review of proposed changes to OE 11 and OE 14
- Discussion led by President Bliesner
BoardDocs Imported Meetings 1999- 2025
The Lake Washington School District Board held a special meeting to consider and adopt Resolution No. 2345, which redirects proceeds from the 2019 and 2022 construction levies to fund a remodel or rebuild of Rockwell Elementary instead of a new school on the Redmond Elementary campus. The board also approved the agenda, a board summary for a monitoring report, and discussed a first reading of a monitoring report on the district's mission.
- Adopted Resolution No. 2345 redirecting 2019 and 2022 construction levy proceeds and matching funds
- Public hearing on redirecting levy funds from new Redmond Elementary school to Rockwell Elementary rebuild
- Approved Board Summary for Results-2, Academic Content Knowledge and Skill
- First reading of monitoring report for Results-1, Mission of Lake Washington School District
BoardDocs Imported Meetings 1999- 2025
The Lake Washington School District Board of Directors will hold a study session to discuss the Student Representatives to the Board program. Directors Choi and Laliberte, along with student representatives Shivani Sama and Evan Kurtz, will share highlights and reflections, and recommend changes to recruitment, experience, and expectations. The board will receive information and share ideas for improving the program.
- Discussion of Student Representatives to the Board program
- Recommendations for recruitment, experience, and expectations changes
- Proposals to increase board opportunities to hear student voice
- Review of WSSDA model policies on students on governing boards
BoardDocs Imported Meetings 1999- 2025
The Lake Washington School District Board of Directors is meeting to hear public comments on several topics, including the removal of science from the Middle School Quest program, the closure of the Sammamish River Valley Online School (SRVOS), and other issues. The board will also consider a consent agenda that includes approving February 2023 vouchers, minutes, a human resources report, conditional certificates, an out-of-endorsement assignment, donations, and a fee increase for early entrance kindergarten evaluations.
- Public comments on removal of science from MSQ curriculum, SRVOS closure, and other topics
- Approve February 2023 vouchers (amount not specified)
- Accept donations totaling $46,385.10 from Redmond High PTSA, Tesla STEM PTSA, and EAS PTO
- Approve conditional certificate for Margaret Schroeder, School Counselor at Redmond High School (1.0 FTE)
- Approve out-of-endorsement assignment for Mariana Oltean, English Language Learner at Evergreen M.S. (0.8 FTE)
BoardDocs Imported Meetings 1999- 2025
The Lake Washington School District Board of Directors held a three-day extended study session at Suncadia Resort to review and discuss policies, including updates to R-2 and OE-11, a sustainability policy, and enrollment, facilities, and budget matters. The session was not broadcast. Two planned topics—Sustainability Policy and Board Budget—were not discussed during the session.
- Policy review and monitoring update (OE-14)
- Policy updates: R-2 and OE-11
- Sustainability Policy (planned but not discussed)
- Enrollment, Facilities and Budget (with budget update and Building Excellence Plan attachments)
- Board Budget (planned but not discussed)
BoardDocs Imported Meetings 1999- 2025
The Lake Washington School District Board of Directors will hold a study session to receive information on updated enrollment projections from demographer Flo Analytics and an update on 2022 Construction Levy projects. The board will provide guidance to the Superintendent regarding the levy projects in light of changed enrollment forecasts. The meeting is primarily informational and discussion-based, with no formal votes scheduled.
- Enrollment projections for 2023-24 to 2032-33 from Flo Analytics
- Update on 2022 Construction Levy projects
- Discussion of changed enrollment projections in key locations
- Board guidance to Superintendent on construction levy
BoardDocs Imported Meetings 1999- 2025
The Lake Washington School District Board of Directors is holding a study session to receive data and a recommendation from the start time committee regarding two proposed school start time options. Deputy Superintendent Scott Beebe will present the committee's recommendation and outline next steps. The board will discuss the recommendation and share their values, but no final decision is expected at this session.
- Discussion of two school start time options and committee recommendation
- Presentation by Deputy Superintendent Scott Beebe
- Board policy OE-10: Learning Environment/Treatment of Students referenced
BoardDocs Imported Meetings 1999- 2025
The Lake Washington School District Board of Directors is meeting to approve a consent agenda that includes a memorandum of understanding giving school nurses an average 11.1% wage increase, approval of 2022-23 school improvement plans, and acceptance of donations totaling $30,142.60. The board will also hear public comments on topics such as choir at Kamiakin Middle School, the grievance process, and sustainability.
- Approve MOU adding school nurses to LWESP contract with 11.1% average wage increase for 2022-23
- Approve 2022-23 School Improvement Plans for all schools
- Accept donations: $17,800 from Rose Hill PTSA and $12,342.60 from Eastlake Boys Basketball Boosters
- Approve out-of-endorsement assignments for two teachers (Erika Rittenhouse, Royal Hanson)
- Approve Human Resources Report and meeting minutes
BoardDocs Imported Meetings 1999- 2025
The Lake Washington School District Board of Directors is holding an extended study session to discuss sustainability efforts across the district. The board will review information from the superintendent and community input, and consider policy updates related to sustainability. The meeting is primarily informational and discussion-focused, with no formal decisions expected.
- Discussion of sustainability efforts across curriculum, support services, and student programs
- Review of community input from public comment and small group meetings
- Consideration of policy updates related to sustainability
- Attachments: LWSD Sustainability Planning Overview_2023.02.04.pdf (3,871 KB) and Sustainability Board Study Session Slides.pdf (586 KB)
BoardDocs Imported Meetings 1999- 2025
The Lake Washington School District Board of Directors will hold a study session to discuss the annual budget process and long-term financial planning. Superintendent Holmen and Associate Superintendent Barbara Posthumus will present information on aligning revenue and expenditures with board expectations, and how community input will be incorporated. The board will receive updates and provide feedback on budget development values.
- Discussion of annual budget process and long-term revenue/expenditure alignment
- Presentation by Superintendent Holmen and Associate Superintendent Barbara Posthumus
- Community/stakeholder voice in budget recommendations
- Board policy connection: OE-5 Financial Planning and OE-6 Financial Administration
BoardDocs Imported Meetings 1999- 2025
The Lake Washington School District Board of Directors is meeting to approve a consent agenda that includes a new three-year collective bargaining agreement with the Trades Bargaining Council, which covers bus drivers, para educators, custodians, and trades workers. The agreement includes an average 11.7% wage increase for 2022-2023, plus smaller increases in subsequent years, and adds Juneteenth as a paid holiday. The board also accepts donations totaling $105,421.53 for various school programs. Public comment focused on sustainability and climate action, with many speakers urging the district to adopt a sustainability policy and become carbon neutral by 2030.
- Approval of Trades Bargaining Council CBA 2022-2025 with 11.7% average wage increase for 2022-2023
- Acceptance of $105,421.53 in donations, including $35,000 to Kamiakin Middle School and $25,000 to Environmental & Adventure School
- Approval of November and December 2022 vouchers
- Approval of minutes from Dec 3, Dec 5 study sessions and Dec 5 board meeting
- Public comments on sustainability, including requests for carbon neutrality by 2030