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K-12 Isolation, Quarantine and Testing Guidance Changes
On Friday, January 7, the Washington State Department of Health updated its K-12 COVID-19 Requirements for the 2021-2022 School Year. Specifically, the new official requirements included updated isolation, quarantine, and testing recommendations to align with recent Centers for Disease Control and Prevention changes and expanded eligibility for and activities allowed during modified quarantine in Test to Stay programs.
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Two replacement levies on February 2022 ballot
At a December 8 meeting, the Snohomish School District Board of Directors adopted resolutions to place two propositions before voters on the February 8, 2022, ballot. Voters will consider two replacement levies - Educational Programs and Operations Replacement Levy and the Replacement Levy for Technology, Safety and Facility Improvements. Both levies would replace similar levies approved by voters in 2018 and are set to expire at the end of 2022. Visit www.sno.wednet.edu/2022levies or click here for more information on both of these replacement measures.
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Dear FrIends - January 11, 2022
We sent this January 11, 2022 issue of Dear Friends through our normal listserv distribution, as well as through School Messenger. With the changed Washington State Department of Health K-12 requirements pertaining to isolation, quarantine, testing and the Test to Stay Program, we wanted to make sure all our district families had this important information.
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More savings for taxpayers as second bond refinanced
Snohomish school leaders saved local taxpayers money $818,990 over the next two years by refinancing an existing school construction bond.
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Assisting student learning inside and out of the classroom
Learning assistants (paraeducators) provide individualized instruction and support to students.
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Students, staff welcome return to classrooms
The noisy school halls are music to the ears of staff and the almost 9,300 students who returned to full-time, in-person learning this fall.
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Supporting students to keep academics on track
Support from paraeducators and online access is vital for quarantined students to catch up and keep up on studies.
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Check up on nurses
Snohomish students have returned to learning on campus, but the pandemic is not over. School nurses are on the front lines of keeping students healthy and safe.
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Snohomish High School teacher honored with national excellence in teaching award
Teacher Kathy Purviance-Snow is named one of only five Horace Mann Award for Teaching Excellence recipients in the nation.
