Open Doors program graduation scheduled for Feb. 25 Edmonds SD board meeting

Lynnwood, WALocal News

The upcoming Edmonds School District Board meeting on February 25 is poised to be a momentous occasion, celebrating the graduation of students from the Open Doors program, which assists at-risk youth in achieving their high school diplomas. Graduates like Xavier Glenn and Holly Hang will be recognized for their hard work and dedication. In addition to the graduation ceremony, the board will deliberate on reverting to its 2020 sexual harassment policy, following a federal letter that encourages such changes, despite State Superintendent Chris Reykdal's advice against it. The meeting will also tackle new health policies, including allowing students to carry naloxone on school grounds, which highlights the district's commitment to student safety. Reports on graduation rates and updates on the December budget are also on the agenda, ensuring transparency and accountability.

Furthermore, students from Brier Terrace Middle School will present their initiatives aimed at enhancing student belonging within the district. This gathering reflects the school board's dedication to fostering a supportive and compliant educational environment. Overall, the meeting serves as a platform for significant policy discussions and student achievements.

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