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History of the Citizens' Facilities Advisory Committee (CFAC) & Past Members
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The Snohomish School District Board of Directors established a broad-based, independent Citizens’ Facilities Advisory Committee (CFAC) in March 2003. This committee was asked to evaluate the condition of all district facilities and make recommendations for improvements and additional school facilities based on enrollment projections. To get this done, committee members spent 2,800 hours getting to the heart of matters in our schools. They:
- Personally visited every school.
- Worked with experts to complete detailed assessments of every facility.
- Studied space and program standards and the effects of different grade configurations.
- Presented their initial recommendation to the public in a series of forums.
- Presented their final recommendation to the School Board, December 10, 2003.
Based on the CFAC recommendations, a $141.5 capital facilities bond was placed before voters in May 2004.
2003 CFAC members
- Brad Agerup
- Ann Averill
- Philip Bastian
- Brian Berard
- Jonathan Bishop
- Paul Cassidy
- John H. Green, Jr.
- Ed Hare
- Lawrence Kenoyer
- Rex Kerby
- Merle Kirkley
- Robert Knight
- Susan Kometani-Dittman
- Barbara Kusler
- Rodney Langer
- Rich Leahy
- Jerry Litzenberger
- Mark Mantei
- Christi McCaughan
- Heather Miller
- Doug Nelson
- Ronald Newhard
- John Oglesby
- John L. Patterson
- Ed Peterson
- Robert Reid
- Keely Reinhard
- Jeff Ristoff
- Thomas Rogers
- Angie Scharbau
- Dana Smith
- Melissa Spada
- Keith Stefanson
- William Steffener
- Mark Steranka
- Dan C. Stevens
- Stephen Strickler
- Michael Tipton
- Jim Turner
- Patty Venema
2007 CFAC
In 2007 the Board of Directors appointed a new CFAC to review current facilities needs in the district and present a recommendation. This led to the 2008 capital facilities bond for $261.6 million, approved by voters May 20, 2008.
2007 CFAC members
- Jamie Acuff
- Randy Anderson
- Shaunna Ballas
- Julie Brown
- Fred Gillings
- Jodi Judd
- Lisa Kalmey
- Jackie Kimzey
- Merle Kirkley
- Robert Knight
- Todd Lipke
- Nick Mayo
- David Micketti
- Cathy Minogue
- Scott Ohsman
- John L. Patterson
- Tom Paulson
- Rick Pedack
- JR Van Proyen
- Joan Robinett-Wilson
- Doug Roulstone
- Miles Schreiner
- Craig Smith
- Keith Stefanson
- Bill Steffener
- Mark Steranka
- Dawn Wheatley