Nine Mile Falls School District 325-179

The accountability goals outline district-wide performance improvement goals based on the Washington school improvement framework. These goals focus on increasing the percentage of students meeting state assessment standards, achieving a high graduation rate, and improving English language proficiency. The plan includes annual reporting on student performance, district plans to achieve goals, and resources for parents to assist students.

The document outlines the school district's policy regarding program planning, budget preparation, adoption, and implementation. It details the responsibilities of the superintendent in preparing budget recommendations, the fiscal year timeline, and the process for conducting budget hearings. The policy also covers budget adoption and filing procedures, as well as the implementation and administration of the operating budget.

The meeting included reports from student representatives on spring sports, drama club performances, and community service activities. There was recognition of staff retirements and presentations on the district's budget and funding decrease. The board approved resolutions delegating authority to the WIAA, the proposed summer activities schedule, the ASB preliminary budget for 2025/2026, and the hiring and issuing of contracts for certificated administrative and certificated employees. Approvals were also given for overnight travel to the Inland NW Yearbook Camp and out-of-state travel for a 5th-grade field trip.

The school board meeting included reports from student representatives on activities at Lakeside High School, Lakeside Middle School, and Nine Mile Falls Elementary. Recognition was given to students for the Solvencia Award at Lake Spokane Elementary and Lakeside High School. Presentations covered the Destination Imagination program, a budget update, ASB activities at LHS, and updates on Early Childhood Education, MTSS, and Inclusionary Practices. The board discussed policy 3211 on Gender Inclusive schools. Approvals were granted for out-of-state travel for a 7th-grade field trip and a music festival, as well as out-of-endorsement teaching for a special education position.

The meeting included a discussion regarding the Statewide Civil Rights Review.