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Washington State Center for Childhood Deafness & Hearing Loss
Washington School for the Deaf
June 16, 2016
Board of TrusteesPacket
CDHL
WSD
Serving Washington State
WASHINGTON STATE CENTER FOR CHILDHOOD DEAFNESS & HEARING LOSS
Board of Trustees Packet June 16, 2016
Agenda Board of Trustees contact information
2015/2016 school calendar
AGENDA ITEMS
Board Minutes o April 29, 2016
Reports:
o Executive Director - Rick Hauan o Superintendent – Jane Mulholland o Outreach – Kris Ching, Carol Carrothers
INFORMATIONAL ITEMS
CDHL/WSD data
2016/2017 school calendar
Thanks Jane!
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WASHINGTON STATE CENTER FOR CHILDHOOD DEAFNESS & HEARING LOSS
Board of Trustees Meeting June 16, 2016
8:30 a.m. Board Finance Committee meets (Executive Director’s office) Nita Kamphuis, Larry Swift, Rita Reandeau, Maria Christianson, Rick Hauan, Jane Mulholland, Tom Galey, Jessica Sydnor, Sarra Yamin
9:45 a.m.
Call meeting to order and determination of a quorum Approval of April 29, 2016, minutes
9:50 a.m. Reports
Board Finance Committee Questions regarding reports in packet
10:00 a.m. Idiom Lesson
WSD’s 2nd & 3rd grade classes
10:15 a.m. Community Service Day WSD students
11:00 a.m. Report due to the Governor’s office – July 1st
RCW 72.42.041 – Center’s performance, facilities, etc.
12:00 p.m. Lunch
1:00 p.m. MAP (Measures of Academic Progress) and plan of action Shannon Graham, Curriculum & Assessment Coordinator
2:00 p.m. Election of new Chair and Vice-Chair
2:45 p.m. Plan for Board Retreat and 2016/2017 calendar
3:00 p.m. Adjourn
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WASHINGTON STATE CENTER FOR CHILDHOOD DEAFNESS & HEARING LOSS
BOARD OF TRUSTEES
Rick Hauan, Director (360) 418-0400 ([email protected]) Jane Mulholland, Superintendent (360) 418-0402 ([email protected]) Judy Smith, Executive Assistant (360) 418-0401 ([email protected])
Voting Members
Address
Cong Dist.
Contact Information
Date Apptd.
Term
Expires
E-Mail/Fax
Maria Christianson 3796 Brown Road Ferndale, WA 98248
1 (360) 402-0162 Text
11/18/13
07/01/18
[email protected] [email protected]
Allie “AJ” Joiner
15806 18th Ave. W., B 102 Lynnwood, WA 98087
2 (425) 329-8433 VP 08/30/06
07/01/20
Nancy Sinkovitz 6403 NE 75th Street Vancouver, WA 98661
3 (360) 910-0338 10/01/14
07/01/20
Nita Kamphuis
635 S. Hawaii Place Kennewick, WA 99336
4 (509) 967-6059 (509) 539-0962 cell
09/19/08
07/01/18
Char Parsley, Vice Chair
3427 W. 7th Avenue Spokane, WA 99224
5 (509) 315-2128 VP (509) 329-8535 Text
03/16/07
07/01/16
Rita Reandeau
1470 Yukon Harbor Rd., SE Port Orchard, WA 98366
6 Cell: (360) 551-3034 08/19/04
07/01/19
Ariele Belo
1625 19th Avenue Seattle, WA 98122
7 (206) 388-1275 TTY (206) 452-7955 (Video & Voice)
01/30/07
07/01/16
Sidney Weldele-Wallace, Chair
19501 SE 332nd Place Auburn, WA 98092
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(253) 833-6487 (253) 833-9111 ext. 4705 (253) 569-8000 cell
06/27/02
07/01/16
Nancy Fitta 512 63rd Ave Ct NE Tacoma, WA 98422
9 (253) 517-1070 (253) 922-0539 (253) 376-0414 cell
05/01/13
07/01/20
Larry Swift 2306 Glen Kerry Ct., SE Lacey, WA 98513
10 (360) 491-8745 07/31/02
07/01/19
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-First and last day of school
-Non-school days
-Early Release Dates
Red -Residential Travel days
Registration Day* August 30, 2015 Presidents' Day Weekend** February 12 - 15, 2016
First Day of School August 31, 2015 Spring Break April 4-8, 2016
Labor Day September 7, 2015 Memorial Day** May 30, 2016
Veterans' Day November 11, 2015 Last Day of School June 17, 2016
Thanksgiving Break November 26-27, 2015
Winter Break Dec. 21, 2015-Jan. 1, 2016
Martin Luther King Jr. Day** January 18, 2016 *No transportation provided on Registration Day
WSD's 130th Birthday February 3, 2016 **Holiday and travel day
2015/2016 School Year
March 10, 2016
Statewide ASL Poetry Compeition
Arizona School for Deaf & Blind/TucsonJanuary 27 - 31, 2016WSBC/WSBCC 2016
October 2 - 3, 2015
Terrier Invitational (Volleyball)March 16
Deaf Awareness Week
September 21 - 25, 2015
July 15
*Mark Your Calendars!*
WASHINGTON SCHOOL FOR THE DEAF
Spring: April 18 - May 25, 2016
Early Spring: February 8 - March 30, 2016
Winter: November 30, 2015 - January 27, 2016
Fall: September 14 - November 4, 2015
After School ProgramLegend **EARLY RELEASE DATES**
August 15 January 16 June 16
May 16December 15
October 15
February 16September 15
November 15
September 17, October 15, November 19,January 21, February 18, March 17, April 21, May 19
Homecoming
October 1, 2015Open House
October 1, 2015
High School: June 15, 2016
Elementary Awards Picnic
Graduation
June 16, 2016
April 16
May 26, 2016All Star Day (Secondary only)
Statewide and School Testing Window
Spring testing: April 2016
1:00 p.m. - Residential students will go to the cottages, day students will ride bus home
3rd Quarter: April 1, 2016; 4th Quarter: June 17, 2016
Quarters end: 1st Quarter: November 6, 2015 ; 2nd Quarter: January 29, 2016 ;
April - June 2016
SBAC (Smarter Balanced Assessment Consortium)
Fall testing: October 2015
MAP (Measure of Academic Progress) 2-12th grades
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9/10/2015
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CDHL Board of Trustees meeting 1 April 29, 2016
WASHINGTON STATE CENTER FOR CHILDHOOD DEAFNESS & HEARING LOSS
April 29, 2016
Board Members: Maria Christianson (District #1)
Allie Joiner (District #2) Nancy Sinkovitz (District #3) Nita Kamphuis (District # 4) Char Parsley (District #5) Ariele Belo (District #7)
Sidney Weldele-Wallace (District #8) Nancy Fitta (District #9) Larry Swift (District #10)
Absent: Rita Reandeau (District #6) Legal Counsel: Bonnie Terada, Sarra Yamin Executive Director: Rick Hauan Recorder: Judy Smith Interpreters: Danni Keller, Catherine Thomas Guests: Jessica Sydnor, Director of Business Operations Kris Ching, Outreach Director (Birth to 5) The meeting was called to order by Sidney Weldele-Wallace, chair, at 9:46a.m. It was determined a quorum was present. Minutes – March 25, 2016 Nita Kamphuis moved to approve the March 25, 2016, meeting minutes. Maria Christianson seconded the motion. It was voted on and approved. Board Finance Committee Report Due to technical difficulties several invoices were not received in past few months resulting in a deficiency for the month of March. ESD 112 recently conducted a technology audit. It was noted in the audit that CDHL/WSD is greatly in need of new and upgraded technology; especially an emergency notification system. The Statewide Outreach Team needs an educational audiologist along with a mobile audiology booth in order to serve remote school districts with no or very little access to this service.
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CDHL Board of Trustees meeting 2 April 29, 2016
For outreach services CDHL, WSSB, WSDS have all committed to a common fee schedule which it makes it much easier for school districts to budget for services. Reports: Rick Hauan, Executive Director
Biz Town was a huge success! Thanks to Cathy Corrado for coordinating this event and to Lee Ellis for his tremendous support. Thanks also to Allie Joiner for attending. Pam Snedigar from Gallaudet University, who also serves on our Statewide Outreach Team, attended Biz Town to see how similar programs could be set up throughout the United States. Mark your calendars for next year: April 26 & 27, 2017. We are hoping to establish quarterly meetings with parents and students to discuss new ideas for 2017. Big thanks to DVR for funding Biz Town this year. In order to continue Biz Town next year at the level of this year’s event it will require the continued support from DVR.
The Washington/Georgia partnership meeting will be held July 25-26 in Tacoma. Many professionals from both states will attend to work on creating the same path to language access for students in the K-12 system. Georgia has declared language access to be a public health emergency and public funds have been identified to address this issue. All Board members are welcome to attend one or both days of the meeting.
Rule Making Hearing Board Chair, Sidney Weldele-Wallace, opened the Rule Making Hearing regarding the following rules:
Organization rules in Chapter 148-100 Student Conduct Code in Chapter 148-120 Public Records in Chapter 148-276 Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act in Chapter 148-280.
Editing change to 148-276-30 § 2: change email address to: [email protected]. No public or written comments have been received. Larry Swift made a motion to adopt the rules along with the change noted above, Nancy Fitta seconded the motion. It was voted on and approved. CDHL’s rules coordinator will prepare and file the Order of Adoption with the Code Reviser. The rule takes effect 30 days after the filing. The Board Chair closed the Rule Making Hearing and the Board meeting resumed. CDHL Birth-to-3 Report (Kris Ching, Outreach Director, Birth-to-3) The birth-to-3 program has been very busy this year. A total of 18 counties/69 babies are participating in the birth-3 registry. Many of the eastern Washington counties have very little services available for DHH families. The birth-3 team has been involved in and presented at several conferences nationwide. Future projects include:
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CDHL Board of Trustees meeting 3 April 29, 2016
Creating a CDHL parent packet Online ASL classes for families Reaching families in remote areas Trainings for professionals serving DHH children throughout the state Lead-K is a new national movement to end the nationwide epidemic of language
deprivation by promoting language equality, ASL and English, as a basic human right for all deaf babies which will lead to a new generation of deaf children who are kindergarten ready. April McArthur is on the Lead-K steering committee.
The Board thanked Kris and her team for all their hard work on behalf of DHH birth-to-3 children, families and professionals who serve them. Technology audit (Curtis Ellis, IT Manager, ESD 112) Brant Russell and Curtis Ellis from ESD 112 conducted a technology audit during February/March 2016. The audit provides a roadmap of how to get to where we should be with technology. It stresses the importance of communication between staff and the technology department and also recommends hiring an IT director to oversee the department. Top priorities include an emergency notification system, improved back-up system for data and E911. All three priorities are in the works and scheduled to be completed this summer. Thanks to Curtis & Brandt for such a comprehensive review and the Board looks forward to an update as the priorities are addressed during the summer and the development of a long range plan. Report due to the Governor’s Office (RCW 72.42.041) RCW 72.42.041 § 6 states the Board “Shall prepare and submit by July 1st of each even-numbered year a report to the governor and the appropriate committees of the legislature which contains a detailed summary of the center’s progress on performance objectives and the center’s work, facility conditions, and revenues and costs of the center for the previous year and which contains those recommendations it deems necessary and advisable for the governor and the legislature to act on.” The executive director will compile information for the Board’s review at the June meeting. Ideas to include in the report are:
How far we have come and how far we still have to go Funding issues – decrease in minor works monies, the urgent need for an
emergency notification system Common Ground and Georgia Pathway work What are the needs of the school districts and how the CDHL Statewide
Outreach Team has been addressing those needs The critical need of an audiologist in eastern Washington CDHL/WSD staff that have received state and national recognition
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CDHL Board of Trustees meeting 4 April 29, 2016
Plan for June Board meeting
Elect new Board Chair and Vice-Chair Set date/location for Board Retreat
Adjournment Hearing no objections the meeting was adjourned at 3:09 p.m. _________________________ __________________________ Sidney Weldele-Wallace Rick Hauan, Executive Director CDHL Board of Trustees CDHL _________________________ ________________________ Date Date
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Washington State Center for Childhood Deafness & Hearing Loss
Board of Trustees Meeting June 16, 2016
Report by: Rick Hauan
What activities/projects have you been doing since our last meeting?
Attended and presented at OPTION Schools Conference (Nashville) (04/30-05/03)
EIPA Proctor – Everett School District (05/05)
Met with Seattle area parent (05/06)
Superintendent candidate interviews (05/09-10)
Visited New Mexico School for the Deaf – superintendent candidate site visit (05/11-
12)
Conference call with Instye Partners regarding the upcoming GA/WA Partnership
meeting (05/16)
CDHL Statewide Outreach Director’s meeting in Tacoma (05/16)
Meeting with executives from Apple Education (05/17)
Meetings with special education staff at Spokane Public Schools (05/18)
RESPECT K-20 video conference (05/18)
Attended ESD 114 Special Education Director’s meeting in Sequim (05/20)
CDHL Statewide Outreach Director’s meeting in Tacoma (05/23)
EIPA Proctor – Spokane Falls Community College (05/24)
CDHL Statewide Outreach Community Reception at ESD 101/Spokane (05/25)
CDHL Statewide Outreach Director’s meeting in Spokane (05/26)
WSDS Retreat at WSD (06/02-03)
Governor’s Goal Council Meeting in Olympia (06/06)
Seattle parent meeting (06/06)
Specialized transportation contract meeting with ESD 112 (06/07)
Monthly CDHL budget meeting (06/08)
DHH Collaborative meeting at the Issaquah School District (06/09)
Superintendent’s Dinner at WSD (06/09)
EIPA Proctor – Spokane Falls Community College (06/10)
Attend evaluation meeting with Seattle area parent (06/13)
Met with Listen and Talk (06/14)
WSD graduation (06/15)
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Washington State Center for Childhood Deafness & Hearing Loss
Board of Trustees Meeting June 2016
Report by Jane Mulholland
Date 6/16/16
What activities/projects have you been doing since our last meeting?
Optimist Club Communication Contest: Tyler DeShaw and his team did a beautiful job facilitating the district Communication Contest for the Deaf and Hard of Haring sponsored by the Optimist Club of Vancouver. The contest took place in Lloyd Auditorium. Five students from the British Columbia School for the Deaf and two students from WSD competed, giving presentations on the topic of “How
My Best Brings Out the Best in Others.” Senior Vangeline Sohler placed third and senior Joel Castro
placed fourth. We are proud of them.
Sports Highlights: This has been quite a year for Terrier athletics. In addition to our success in basketball, our track team sent 5 students to the state track meet in Cheney where they competed very well. WSD’s Special Olympics soccer team became co-state champions in the recent state tournament. On an individual level, Tredynn Selvog and Randall Smith represented WSD in the national HS All-Star game in St. Louis earlier in the spring. This is the first time WSD has had a boy selected for this honor. In the past, we have had girls invited on 3 occasions. We have had excellent leadership from a number of our seniors, and we look forward to continuing the excellence next year.
Poetry Award: One of our elementary students, Juliana Sanchez, won Honorable Mention in the Gallaudet Young Writer’s contest in the area of poetry. There were only two awards given per
category and only a total of three categories, so Juliana is one of 6 students nationwide to be recognized.
Regional Picnics: The first week of June, Rick and Jane attended the Wenatchee regional picnic for D/HH students, teachers, and families. That same week Jane and Jason Cox attended a regional picnic in Tacoma, with students and families from throughout the Tacoma/Seattle area. These, as well as transition fairs and Biz Town have provided excellent opportunities for sharing information about WSD.
Youth Leadership Camp: I am excited that Brandy Pietsch, WSD junior, has been accepted to participate in the one month Youth Leadership Camp (YLC) sponsored by the National Association of the Deaf. This is an excellent opportunity for her to continue developing her leadership skills, and we look forward to her bringing those new ideas and skills back to WSD next year. Her attendance is made possible through support of WSD’s Student Enrichment fund and D.E.A.F.
Principal Interviews: We are recruiting for and have begun interviewing for the full-time secondary principal and the part-time elementary principal. We will hold the positions open until June 30, and hope to be able to make a decision at that time.
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Strategic Plan Accountability: The process for addressing the goals in WSD’s strategic plan, as well
as the recommendations in the AdvancED and CEASD accreditation report is well under way. We have 4 Strategic Plan Focus Groups (SPFG) led by Shannon Graham, April McArthur, Teresa Stotler-Martin and Ginger Speranza. They each have a group of staff working with them. They have had a very productive spring and we are very pleased with the structure of this accountability system. Kudos to Shauna and her team!
Technology Update: We have purchased 40 new iPads for use with our newly board-adopted math curriculum. We will be adding to that number next year. Ginger Speranza and the Ed Tech Committee has done a great job of developing student/parent contracts for the iPads and putting other systems in place as we prepare to launch this 1:1 tech initiative.
Superintendent’s Dinner: The annual Superintendent’s Dinner to honor the seniors took place June
9th. The seniors each had a chance to share favorite memories from their years at WSD as well as their plans for the future. The delicious dinner was prepared by our amazing Nutrition Services staff. Thanks to the administrative support team for the great decorations that included a personalized centerpiece with a baby picture and senior picture of each graduate.
Thank You: As I prepare my last Superintendent’s Report, I want to thank you for the privilege of
working with you over the past 8 years. You have been gracious, supportive, wonderful people with whom to work. I will always cherish my experience at WSD, and being associated with the Board of Trustees and getting to know you as individuals has been one of the highlights. From the bottom of my heart, thank you.
What is on your horizon (include dates)?
June 28-July 1: Attend Common Ground Project meeting in Denver, including making a presentation at the AG Bell conference.
July 5 – 8: Attend the National Deaf Education Conference in Phoenix, AZ, and make a presentation as part of the Leadership strand for the conference on mentoring.
July 25 – 26: Participate in the Washington/Georgia Meetings in Tacoma. August 4-5: Administrator Training for Oregon, Montana and HSDC regarding ASL-
English Bilingual Professional Development (AEBPD) program
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Washington State Center for Childhood Deafness & Hearing Loss
Board of Trustees Meeting June 16, 2016
Report by: Kris Ching
What activities/projects have you been doing since our last meeting?
4/8-10 CEASD Conference - Kansas City, MO 4/11-13 National Outreach Conference – Kansas City, MO 4/20 Seattle Children’s Hospital Pediatric Audiology Webinar (Kris presented on State
Systems) 4/21 Meeting with Sedro-Woolley SD about 2016-17 birth-3 services contract (with Kerianne) 4/26 State ICC meeting – Burien 4/29-5/1 Spring Family Camp at Lazy F in Ellensburg (Birth-3 strand) 5/4-6 Infant & Early Childhood Conference (IECC) in Tacoma (Kris, Kerianne & Erica
presented, several other presentations by CDHL/WSD, WSSB, and WSDS 5/11 ESIT Data Management System training for EHDDI & CDHL 5/11 Hands & Voices Board meeting 5/25 Birth-3 home visit with new family in Pullman 5/25 CDHL Outreach Reception in Spokane at ESD 101 5/26 Outreach Team meeting – Spokane 5/26 Preschool IEP meeting support (Kris by phone) 6/2-3 WSDS, CDHL, WSSB Retreat meeting (Vancouver) 6/8 Birth-3 Deaf/HH Specialists meeting at CDHL Willard office (first of quarterly meetings to
start) 6/13 Birth-3 State Agencies Group meeting in Olympia
What is on your horizon (include dates)?
Gallaudet University – Infants, Toddlers, & Families Collaboration & Leadership Program (June 17-21)
Guide By Your Side interviews – Kris on interview panel for new Parent Guides (July 11) DVR Interagency Agreement audit (July 11) Birth-3 D/HH, B/VI training in Bremerton – Kris & DeEtte Snyder (WSSB) (July 13) Birth-3 D/HH, B/VI training for ESD 113 – Kris & DeEtte (July 18) State Interagency Coordinating Council (July 20) Georgia-WA Collaborative Meeting in Tacoma (July 25-26) Starting Strong Conference in Tacoma – Kris, Kerianne, and Erica presenting (Aug 1-3)
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Washington State Center for Childhood Deafness & Hearing Loss
Board of Trustees Meeting March 25, 2016
Report by Carol Carrothers
What activities/projects have you been doing since our last meeting?
May 2016 May 6: Volunteered to interview graduating interpreters in the Spokane Falls CC interpreter
training program.
May 11 – 12: Snohomish School District Program Review. Observed middle school and elementary DHH classrooms as well as mainstream classes with DHH students.
May 16: Leadership meeting for CDHL in Tacoma.
May 18: ESD 105 in Yakima meeting
May 20: ESD 123 in Tri Cities meeting
May 23: Leadership meeting for CDHL in Tacoma.
May 25: First reception for Outreach Team in Spokane. This was a huge success with many
community and school district personnel attending.
May 26: Outreach Team Meeting in Spokane. June 2016
June 1: Met with Snohomish teachers, interpreters, audiologist, para educators and administrators to discuss the observation and report from our team.
June 2: 3rd WSDS meetings with WSSB, and D-B Project.
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CDHL Data As of June 10, 2016
WSD Campus
Elementary School: 35
Middle School: 12
High School: 48
WaCAD: 7 o Total students: 102
Statewide Outreach
Birth to 5 program o Southwest Washington: 5 o Central Washington*:
Birth to 3: 8 3 to 5: 3 Kindergarten to 12th: 6
*This position now works with Birth to 12th grade children
Districts Served Through Statewide Outreach (2015-2016 School Year) ESD 101 ESD 105 ESD 112 ESD 113 ESD 114 ESD 121 ESD 123 ESD 171 ESD 189
East Valley Granger Hockinson Chehalis/Centralia Central Kitsap Auburn Kennewick Bridgeport Anacortes
Freeman Sunnyside La Center Elma Port Townsend Eatonville Pasco Methow Valley Arlington
Northport Yakima Longview Olympia Franklin Pierce Richland Moses Lake Burlington-Edison
Medical Lake Wahluke WSSB Rochester Highline Walla Walla Wenatchee Edmonds
Pullman Toledo Issaquah Everett
Tumwater Kent Lake Stevens
Puyallup Mt. Vernon
Riverview Orcas Island
Seattle Sedro-Woolley
Shorenorth (preschool) Snohomish
Snoqualmie Stanwood
Tacoma
Vashon Island
White River
Audiology services: 36
ASL Educational Interpreter evaluations: 32
Program studies: 7
Student visits contracted 2015/2016 school year: 427
Students contracted 2015/2016 school year: 121
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-First and last day of school
-Non-school days
-Early Release Dates
Red -Residential Travel days
Registration Day* Presidents' Day**
First Day of School Spring Break
Labor Day Memorial Day**
Veterans' Day Last Day of School
Thanksgiving Break
Winter Break
Martin Luther King Jr. Day** *No transportation provided on Registration Day
**Holiday and travel day
3rd Quarter: March 31, 2017; 4th Quarter: June 16, 2017
Quarters end: 1st Quarter: November 4, 2016; 2nd Quarter: January 27, 2017;
May 8 - June 2, 2017
SBAC (Smarter Balanced Assessment Consortium)
October 3 - 28, 2016
MAP (Measure of Academic Progress) 2-12th grades
Statewide and School Testing Window
April 10 - May 5, 2017
1:00 p.m. - Residential students will go to the cottages, day students will ride bus home
August 28, 2016August 29, 2016September 5, 2016November 11, 2016November 24-25, 2016December 19, 2016 - January 2, 2017
January 16, 2017
February 20, 2017
April 3 - 7, 2017
May 29, 2017
June 16, 2017
November 16
September 22, October 20, November 17, December 15, January 19, February 16, March 16, April 20, May 18
Homecoming
September 28, 2016 (?)Open House
September 28, 2016 (?)
June 14, 2017
Elementary Awards Picnic
Graduation
June 16, 2017
April 17
May 25, 2017All Star Day (Secondary only)
WASHINGTON SCHOOL FOR THE DEAF
Spring: April 17 - May 24, 2017
Early Spring: February 13 - March 29, 2017
Winter: November 28, 2016 - January 25, 2017
Fall: September 12 - November 2, 2016
After School ProgramLegend **EARLY RELEASE DATES**
August 16 January 17 June 17
May 17December 16
October 16
February 17September 16
2016/2017 School Year
March 9, 2017
Statewide ASL Poetry Compeition
Oregon School for the DeafJanuary 25 - 29, 2017WSBC/WSBCC 2017
September 30 - October 1, 2016
Terrier Invitational (Volleyball)March 17
Deaf Awareness Week
Sepember 26 - 30, 2016
July 16
*Mark Your Calendars!*
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3/25/2016
You will be missed!“What lies behind us and what lies before us are tiny matters compared to what lies within us.”
Ralph Waldo Emerson
Thank you for your immeasurable contribution to WSD!
CDHL Board of Trustees
Retirement Just Ahead!
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