Aberdeen School District 5

The meeting focused on analyzing student data to evaluate the effectiveness of interventions implemented at the start of the school year. Participants discussed specific students in their respective grade level groups to determine who has shown enough progress to exit the intervention program and which new students might require support. Key topics included addressing processing and comprehension issues among English Language Learners, exploring tutoring options, and coordinating schedules for academic support. Additionally, the group reviewed reading comprehension activities and summarized key sections of course material to reinforce learning strategies.

This document outlines Aberdeen High School's School Improvement Plan goals for the 2023-2024 school year. Key priorities include increasing student engagement, minimizing behavioral disruptions, and improving WIDA scores through a peer mentor program. The plan also details the school's demographics, academic programs, and a wide array of extracurricular activities such as clubs, music programs, and athletics, reflecting a comprehensive approach to student development and school climate.

The board meeting agenda included reports on the district's budget, updates on the construction of the new Stevens Elementary School, and progress regarding the installation of a new modular building at Miller Junior High School. Action items discussed included the purchase of a new school bus, the approval of a contract for the 2019-2020 swim and dive program, a special education agreement with BHC Fairfax Hospital, and rehabilitation services provided by Grays Harbor Community Hospital. The board also addressed personnel matters in an executive session.

The board meeting included discussions and actions on several key topics, including school reopening planning and the district's ongoing COVID-19 response. Instructional services agenda items involved the review and approval of the Basic Education Compliance Report for the 2020-2021 school year, as well as contracts with TouchMath and Vizzle. Financial services items included the approval of a resolution regarding staffing reductions, and the awarding of dairy and fuel bids. Additionally, the board considered an amendment to a rehabilitation services agreement with a community hospital and conducted an executive session to address personnel matters.

The board meeting focused on several key agenda items, including updates on the district's hybrid learning and pandemic response, the summer extended learning program, graduation planning, and the budget adoption schedule. Discussions also covered the Century 21 program, various contract renewals and agreements such as the City University agreement, FAFSA agreement, and several healthcare services contracts. Additionally, the board addressed personnel matters and collective bargaining agreements in an executive session.