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Reasons to Oppose School Reform – for Teachers and ParentsBob Valiant
Kennewick School Board Report for May 9R Gary Valiant
Standards Based Grading – A Parent’s ConcernsBob Valiant
Standards Based Grading – A Parent’s ConcernsTom Staly
Delta High School Project Based Learning is Achieving SuccessBob Valiant
Delta High School Project Based Learning is Achieving SuccessBob Valiant
Kennewick School Board Report for April 18
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Kennewick Teachers Honored with Crystal Apple
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Update on PDC Complaint About Kennewick School Board Election Finances
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High Stakes Tests Bad for Learning
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Kennewick School Board discusses consistent grading practices
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Kennewick School Board Report for May 9
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Reasons to Oppose School Reform – for Teachers and Parents
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Standards Based Grading – A Parent’s Concerns
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High-Stakes Testing: Learning Improvement Tool or Corporate Boondoggle?
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Delta High School Project Based Learning is Achieving Success
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Kennewick School Board Report for April 18
Posted on April 26, 2012 | 2 CommentsKennewick School Board Meeting April 18, 2012 Section 1: What transpired Personal comments (based on my Leadership WSSDA training) in Italics Section 2: What was not included Section 1 Present were school board members Dawn Adams, Heather Kintzley, Brian Brooks, Ron Mabry, and Maricarmen Garza. KSD staff: Dave Bond (Superintendent), Vic Roberts, Chuck Lybeck, Bev Johnson-Torelli, Jack Anderson, Greg Fancher, Linda Tucker, Ron Williamson, Lori Butler, Matt Scott and Lorraine Cooper. Board member Ben Messinger was absent. More about this in Section 2. The meeting was called to order at 5:30 PM by President Dawn Adams who led the Pledge of Allegiance. Communication from Parents, Staff and District Residents: None -
Have You Ever Felt Victimized by the KSD?
Posted on April 5, 2012 | No CommentsHello parents and visitors, I have a few questions. I have a daughter who attends school in this district. Does anyone know the proper procedure when dealing with bullying incidents? I thought I did. I was wrong. I thought our school knew. I was wrong again. My daughter dealt with the same bully on a daily basis FOR THE ENTIRE 2011-2012 SCHOOL YEAR. As parents are we going to stand for this? I won’t. Why are there procedures in place, governed by state law if our district does not have to abide by them? These are a few questions I have for other parents. -
Kennewick School Board Report for March 28
Posted on April 4, 2012 | 1 CommentKennewick School Board Meeting March 28, 2012 Section 1: What transpired Personal comments (based on my Leadership WSSDA training) in Italics Section 2: What was not included Section 1 Present were school board members Dawn Adams, Brian Brooks, Ben Messinger, and Maricarmen Garza (student). KSD staff: Dave Bond (Superintendent), Vic Roberts, Chuck Lybeck, Bev Johnson-Torelli, Jack Anderson, Greg Fancher, Linda Tucker, and Lorraine Cooper. Van Cummins, all three high school athletic directors, athletic coaches and an expanded room full of winter athletes, Kennewick Education Association representative and several members of the public were also present. Two school board members were absent. More about this in Section 2. The meeting was called to order at 5:30 PM by president Dawn Adams who led the Pledge of Allegiance. -
Kennewick School Board Report for March 14
Posted on March 20, 2012 | No CommentsKennewick School Board Meeting March 14, 2012 Section 1: What transpired Personal comments (based on my Leadership WSSDA training) in Italics Section 2: What was not included Section 1 Present were school board members Dawn Adams, Heather Kintzley, Brian Brooks, Ron Mabry, Ben Messinger and Maricarmen Garza (student). KSD staff: Dave Bond (Superintendent), Vic Roberts, Chuck Lybeck, Bev Johnson-Torelli, Jack Anderson, Greg Fancher, Dottie Stevens, Ethan Schwebke, Sam Schick, Linda Tucker, and Lorraine Cooper. Several KSD employees, Kennewick Education Association representative and members of the public were also present. -
Kennewick School Board Report for February 8
Posted on February 28, 2012 | No CommentsKennewick School Board Meeting February 8, 2011 Section 1: What transpired Personal comments (based on my Leadership WSSDA training) in Italics Section 2: What was not included Section 1 Present were school board members Dawn Adams, Heather Kinzley, Brian Brooks, Ron Mabry and Ben Messinger. KSD staff: Dave Bond (Superintendent), Ron Williamson, Vic Roberts, Chuck Lybeck, Jack Anderson, Linda Tucker, Lorraine Cooper, Doug Carl, Keith Colee The meeting was called to order at 5:33 PM by President Dawn Adams who led the Pledge of Allegiance. Communication from Parents, Staff and District Residents: None Consent Items: Minutes of 1/25/12 regular meeting, Certified, Classified and Extracurricular Personnel Actions, and Travel Requests. Motion to accept was made by Heather, seconded by Brian and passed unanimously. -
Kennewick School Board Retreat
Posted on January 15, 2012 | No CommentsCreated by Kathy White Kennewick School Board Retreat January 7, 2012 Section 1: What transpired Section 2: What was not included Section 1 The meeting was scheduled to begin at 8 AM. Present were Dawn Adams, Heather Kinzley, Ron Mabry, Brian Books, Dave Bond (Superintendent), and Ron Williamson (Assistant Superintendent, Secondary Education). Ben Messinger was not present at 8:15. Dave Bond attempted to contact Ben to no avail. Ron Williamson found a contact number in the Messinger’s PowerSchool account. Ben was held up by a medical emergency in the family and urged the group to begin without him. At 8:25, President Dawn Adams opened the meeting and led in the Pledge of Allegiance. There are ten items on the Agenda. Two of the items, “Sports Recognition” and “Graduation Attire” were chosen to taken first as they were least complex... -
KSD Citizens Top 12 Stories for 2011
Posted on January 8, 2012 | No Comments2011 was our first full year of reporting and we are proud of our results. This site has established a place for local citizens to publish their ideas about education to a wider audience and enables anyone to comment on featured articles. Now for 2011’s top 12 - 12. In January the Tri-City Herald reported the existence of KSD Citizens. Link: http://ksdcitizens.org/2011/01/16/advocate-group-keeps-tabs-on-kennewick-schools/ 11. The Tri-City Herald as “The Voice of the Mid-Columbia” did not accept our invitation to investigate the development of the Children’s Reading Foundation and the improper fiscal relationship between the foundation and the Kennewick School District. This is a story which has yet to be completed. We believe Kennewick families and taxpayers deserve to know the details of this story and expect the Herald to fulfill its mission in that regard. Meanwhile, we will continue to... -
Revisions Needed to English Courses in Kennewick Middle Schools
Posted on December 16, 2011 | No CommentsThis opinion piece was submitted by Ray Porter. Porter is an I.B. student currently attending Kennewick High School. He attended Amistad Elementary in the K.O.G. Program, and went to Park Middle School. You can see Porter in KeHS Drumline, Jazz Band and Windensemble; around town, in the Tri-City Herald and at nearly every board meeting. See note below. With regard to Middle School Advanced Courses (Highly Capable Programs) Policy 2166: 2166-P Instruction Highly Capable Programs In accordance with the philosophy to develop the special abilities of each student, the district shall offer appropriate instructional programs to meet the needs of highlycapable students of school age. The framework for such programs shall encompass, but not be limited to, the following objectives: 1. Expansion of academic attainments and intellectual skills. 2. Stimulation of intellectual curiosity, independence and responsibility. 3. Development of a...







