Kristan Burlingame

The strategic plan for Bellevue Public Schools serves as a roadmap for continuous improvement, aiming to shape the future through engagement, innovation, and a culture of belonging. It is organized around five key priorities: Instructional and Curricular Innovation, Supportive Learning Environment, Student Programs and Services, Engaging Our Community, and Allocation of Resources. The plan focuses on enhancing student achievement, providing social-emotional support, expanding educational opportunities, fostering community relationships, and ensuring efficient resource management to achieve student, staff, and school community success.

This document presents a demographic and socioeconomic profile for the Belleaire Elementary School attendance zone within Bellevue Public Schools. It details population trends, household characteristics, income levels, and student demographics including ethnicity, special needs, English Language Learning, and Free or Reduced Lunch program enrollment. The report also includes land use analysis and geographical mapping of these data points.

This document outlines Bellevue Public Schools' strategic goals and accomplishments for the 2023-2024 program year. Key strategic pillars include enhancing child well-being, school readiness, and academic achievement through evidence-based practices in early childhood education. The plan also focuses on improving instructional leadership, fostering pre-academic literacy and math skills, and strengthening family and community partnerships through engagement activities. Significant accomplishments for the period highlight preschoolers meeting developmental milestones, increased community outreach, and improved instructional practices within classrooms.

The document outlines agendas for multiple Planning Region Team 20 meetings spanning the 2021-2022 through 2025-2026 school years. Key discussion topics across various meetings include the review and approval of By-Laws, review of the EDN Grant Budget for the 2021-2022 school year, updates on Family Involvement activities and trainings, and reports on Referral & Identification statistics. Program Delivery focused on reviewing three main goals: Routines Based Interview (RBI) fidelity, Child & Family Outcomes (noting performance on outcomes A2, B2, and C2), and Home Visiting training focus. Discussions also covered service gaps like lack of daycare and transportation, transition from Part C services, and collaboration updates from agencies like Early Learning Connection and Head Start. Specific meeting highlights include a presentation on the Offutt EFMP program in January 2022 and a high turnout at the Week of the Young Child drive-thru event for Child Find activities.

This document is a demographic report for Bellevue Public Schools, providing information on demographic and socioeconomic conditions impacting student enrollment. It details housing characteristics, property values, school district demographic profile, student ethnic composition, and enrollment in High-Ability Learner and English as a Second Language programs. The report also includes residential population estimates, age structure, socio-economic profiles, land use analysis, and feeder patterns to inform future planning for student education.