Brian Burdon

The board meeting included the presentation of PSE Certificate of Merit awards to classified staff members. The board approved various consent items, including a personnel report, multiple student travel requests for golf teams and DECA, interdistrict and interlocal cooperative agreements, and a detention center program agreement. Additionally, the board approved three easements with Pacific Ridge and Policy 6022 regarding Fund Balance. The Superintendent provided updates on Education Support Professionals Week, Golden Apple Award nominations, Kindergarten registration, and upcoming spring events.

The board conducted a work session and regular meeting. Discussions included a transportation department update covering driver staffing, fleet composition, and new camera systems. The board also reviewed ninth grade performance indicators, specifically graduation on-track rates, Algebra success, and attendance metrics. Policy updates were considered for Career and Technical Education, equivalency credit opportunities, and controversial guest speakers. Additionally, the board approved a contract for stadium turf replacement and received reports from the superintendent regarding recent election results and upcoming community events.

The board conducted a work session discussing district facilities, potential bond measures, and meeting protocols. During the regular meeting, the board approved a revised consent agenda including a personnel report and student travel requests for JROTC and Robotics. A food service update provided data on meal counts, financial performance, and future plans for food service contracts. Additionally, the board approved Resolution 02-26 regarding an update to the change fund and completed the second consideration and approval for policies concerning equivalency credit opportunities, CTE education, and controversial issues with guest speakers.

This CTE Pathways Planning Guide outlines the Business Administration Pathway, detailing high-demand careers in Washington State, associated training requirements, and potential salaries. The guide presents a curriculum with course descriptions, opportunities for earning college credits and industry-recognized credentials, and meeting graduation requirements. It also highlights co-curricular activities through DECA and FBLA to develop career and leadership skills, aiming to prepare students for post-secondary training and successful careers in various business sectors.

This document outlines the Career and Technical Education (CTE) National Security Pathway, a Marine Corps JROTC program offered to high school students in the Snohomish School District. The guide details rewarding career opportunities in national security, including military, cybersecurity, intelligence analysis, and law enforcement. It focuses on developing leadership skills, preparing students for post-secondary education, and providing specific course offerings and co-curricular activities to support their career goals.