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1324 30th Ave
Longview, WA 98632
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Draft proposal of $115 Million Capital Bond Measure
The Longview Public School Board identified six projects for a draft proposal $115 million capital bond measure at a board work session on March 19, 2019. The district has undergone a comprehensive information and input process, including holding ten staff and/or community meetings, to understand the community’s outlook and thoughts on school facilities. Guided by the information gathered, the following six projects rose to the top.
We value and invite your feedback. Here are some ways you can participate in the process:
- Take the Thoughtexchange survey, open from March 20 – 27
- Email us at info@longviewschools.org
- Attend a board meeting on March 25 or April 8
The board will review all the input and vote at the April 8 meeting to finalize the elements of a November 2019 capital bond measure.
Projected cost: $43 million
Tear down the existing school and build a new school on the same property. The new school would be larger to accommodate expected future student population growth west of Longview. Classrooms would be updated with new technology and the building designed with modern safety and security features.
Projected cost: $43 million
Tear down the existing school and build a new school on the same property. The […]
Olympic Champions 3-15-19
Academics:
Reading: Aurora Perton; Kassidy McClure; Annabelle Pomerinke; Nina Edwards;
Math: Cohen Saavedra; Bridget Woodruff; Gracie Sterner; Nevaeh Miller;
Writing: Isaias Lindsey;
Citizenship:
Respectful: Jeremy Flores-Salinas;
Safe: Trenton Weber;
Responsible: Abigail Arias Acosta;
Cooperate: Devyn Utton; Elvia Hernandez;
Kindness: Jayden Fairman; Jasmin Reyes- Zepeda; Allyson Gregg; Jazlynn Nease; Allison Valdovinos Velasquez; Rene Owens; Dylan Becerra Corona; Carla Bazan;
Striving for Excellence: Mya Genung;
Olympic Champions 3-8-19
Academic:
Reading: Elizabthe Vicker; Bridget Woodruff; Caleb Culp; Tristan Kilgore; Johnathan Palmer; Jovan Estrada-McBride; Jennix Monreal; Jaime (L.J.) Olvera; Tilor Torgeson;
Math: Madison Peters; Honey Norbury; Morgan Landers;
Citizenship:
Respectful: Jacob Craft-Taylor; Calleigh Cox; Arrenna Chorn; Audrey Mullins
Safe: Clay Linden;
Responsible: Brooklyn Frank; Pedro Astudillo Brown; Damian Monroy; Ronan Nesbit; Alaynah Kerr;
Cooperation: Skyler Esponde;
Striving For Excellence: Erandi Murillo; Lily Riggs; Zoe Ramirez-Chavez;
Family Resource Center opens at Monticello
Teachers and support team members across the district are seeing a growing number of kids and families who lack a stable food source and/or housing. To help the kids and families the district opened a Family Resource Center at Monticello Middle School. The resource center gives parents a place to get help and connect with food, housing, mental health or other services. It doesn’t matter which school a child attends – the family resource center is open to help them. The resource center was put together through donations and did not require district funds.
The Daily News wrote a front page story about the resource center that published March 2. This is another example of the district putting extra effort towards helping our kids be successful.
The Family Resource Center is open Monday through Friday from 9 am to 11 am and from 1 pm to 3 pm.