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Published September 21, 2018
Board of Education Update – September 20, 2018 Board MeetingBoard Endorses Amendment 73, Prioritizes Teacher Pay At the September 21, 2018 meeting the Board of Education endorsed the Great Schools, Thriving Communities ballot initiative — also known as Amendment 73 — that is up for a statewide vote in November. The board adopted a resolution endorsing the recommendations made by a community committee on what the district’s
Read More »Published September 18, 2018
Board of Education Update – September 17, 2018 Work SessionBoard Discusses Amendment 73 Recommendations for Funding Include $36 Million Annually for Teacher Pay The Board of Education heard recommendations from a community advisory board about the Great Schools, Thriving Communities ballot initiative — also known as Amendment 73 — that is up for a statewide vote in November at the September 17, 2018 work session.
Read More »Published September 7, 2018
Board of Education Update – September 6, 2018 Focus on AchievementSchedule Extended in Search for New Superintendent At the September 6, 2018 the Board of Education announced it will extend the timeline in the district’s search for a new superintendent, including the deadline to receive applications and the schedule of public meetings to gather input from the community. Timeline Extended The board announced that it
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