Sharyn Singh

This Comprehensive Safety Plan outlines a multi-faceted approach to ensuring safety within the Edmonds School District, emphasizing safety as foundational to learning and belonging, with prevention as the primary strategy. The plan details a layered framework encompassing prevention through early identification and mental health support, physical protection via facility upgrades and controlled access, mitigation strategies for emergency preparedness, coordinated incident response, and post-incident recovery. The overarching goal is to foster a safe and supportive learning environment for all students and staff.

The committee reviewed results and actionable input from the first community survey concerning proposed attendance area boundary adjustments. Key discussion topics included grade reconfiguration impacts, enrollment balancing strategies, school capacity utilization, and community feedback regarding neighborhood cohesion, walkability, and feeder patterns. The committee also examined specific elementary and middle school boundary preferences and concerns raised by community members, and prepared for future modeling iterations and community engagement.

This document outlines the parameters and guiding principles for an attendance area boundary study, necessitated by the reallocation of sixth graders to middle schools by fall 2028. Key priorities for boundary revisions include balancing enrollment, considering growth trends, maintaining neighborhood cohesion, maximizing proximity to homes, and optimizing transportation. The policy aims to ensure equitable utilization of schools and effective educational programs across the district, involving community input through a structured timeline for review and recommendation.

This document details Lynnwood High School's action plan for addressing elevated lead levels in its drinking water. The plan outlines mitigation measures, such as shutting off affected outlets and providing temporary water, followed by remediation activities including fixture replacement and posting 'Hand Wash Only' signage. It also includes a schedule for post-remediation sampling and testing to ensure lead concentrations are reduced to 5 parts per billion or less, in compliance with state regulations and technical guidance.

This action plan outlines the comprehensive strategy Martha Lake Elementary will implement to address and remediate elevated lead levels in its drinking water. The plan includes immediate mitigation measures, a detailed schedule for remediation activities such as fixture repairs and retesting, and a subsequent plan for post-remediation sampling and testing to confirm lead concentrations are reduced to 5 ppb or less.