Pathway options, message of action after Uvalde, Basic Ed.

Washington Office of Superintendent of Public Instruction sent this bulletin at 06/01/2022 01:09 PM PDT

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Around WA

Student Voices: Washington schools can make more effective policies if they include students in decision-making (Seattle Times)
State program focuses on trades skills for Southwest Washington students (The Daily News)

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Broad View

NCSBEE Voice: Advancing Elementary STEM (NASBE)

Graduation pathway options feedback

How are graduation pathway options working (or not working) for students? How do the pathway options reflect Profile of a Graduate skills, different types of learning opportunities, and how do they prepare students for life beyond high school? Let us know!

Pathway Options Feedback

We want to hear your stories and speak with you! Learn more about focus group opportunities on SBE's latest blog post.

As a Board, that's what we'll do

In case you missed it, the State Board released a message from Chair, Bill Kallappa, after recent events of violence in our country. Read it on SBE's blog.

Thank you to the school district leaders, staff, and communicators, for sharing resources and information to your communities as soon as possible following these horrific events.

Basic Education compliance

In our state, the State Board of Education is responsible for certifying that school districts are in compliance with the program requirements of Basic Education (WAC 180-16-195, WAC 180-16-200, and RCW 28A.150.220(7)) each year. If you are a superintendent, the deadline to submit your compliance is August 18.