- Snohomish School District
- Equity and Inclusion
Equity and Inclusion
- Equity and Inclusion
- Who's Who in Equity & Inclusion
- Equity and Inclusion Framework (June 2022)
- Equity and Inclusion Vision
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Cultural Awareness and Recognitions
- 2022-2023 Multicultural Calendar (National PTA)
- January Cultural Awareness and Recognitions
- February Cultural Awareness and Recognitions
- March Cultural Awareness and Recognitions
- April Cultural Awareness and Recognitions
- May Cultural Awareness and Recognitions
- June Cultural Awareness and Recognitions
- September Cultural Awareness and Recognitions
- October Cultural Awareness and Recognitions
- November Cultural Awareness and Recognitions
- December Cultural Awareness and Recognitions
- Speak Up!
- Behavioral Health Resources
- Staff Resources
- SafeSchools Alert Tip Line
- Skykomish Valley Indian Education
- Human Rights and Equity Team
Welcome to Equity and Inclusion
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Dear students, families, staff, and community members,
Welcome and thank you for visiting our page for Equity and Inclusion!
Equity and Inclusion centers on ensuring that each and every student and staff member has access to supports and resources needed to reach their goals and dreams. The Snohomish School District is committed to this effort and works to provide support through communication, relationship building, community engagement, and policy implementation to maintain safe, welcoming, and inclusive environments for learning.
Focus areas for this year include:
- Collaborative development of equity vision statement (student voice, cross-departmental, and community partners),
- Providing training for staff (CCDEI – cultural competency, diversity, equity, and inclusion),
- Review programs and services to identify areas of celebration and growth.
Please take a moment to review the following links which speak to addressing needs as well as a brief history of how they came to our awareness.
- Addressing Our Needs: Maslow Comes to Life for Educators and Students
- Maslow’s Hierarchy of Needs and Blackfoot (Siksika) Nation Beliefs
- Who Created Maslow’s Iconic Pyramid?
Please do not hesitate to contact me if you have any questions. I appreciate and value the opportunity to hear from you.
In service,
Wil Johnson
Director, Equity and Inclusion
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