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DRINKING WATER TEST RESULTS
The Aberdeen School District participated in the state's voluntary program to test drinking water in older schools. Preliminary results were received April 19, 2018. Superintendent Henderson notified staff about the preliminary results. Her email to staff is shared here. -
Request for Proposals for Contracted Special Education Services
The Aberdeen School District is requesting proposals for the following services:
Physical Therapists, Occupational Therapists, Speech and Language Pathologists, Sign Language Interpreters, Substitute Sign Language Interpreters, School Psychologists, Teachers of Visual Impairments, Teachers of Deaf and Hard of Hearing, and Behavior Specialists (including, but not limited to, BCBA and ABA).
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K-3 Class Size Reduction Options
The School Board will continue its discussion of how to achieve average class sizes of 17 in Grades K-3 at its meeting on Tuesday, April 17. The PowerPoint presentation outlining factors to consider is shared here.
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School Board agenda for Tuesday, April 17, 2018
The School Board will meet at 5 p.m. in the Community Room at Aberdeen High School. More information about any of the agenda items is available by calling the Superintendent's Office at (360) 538-2002.
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Rotary Student of the Month for April
Congratulations to Madison Hover, the Aberdeen Rotary Club's student of the month for April.
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Summary of the School Board meeting on March 20, 2018.
More information about any of the agenda items is available by accessing the online Agenda or contacting the Superintendent's Office at (360) 538-2002.
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K-3 Class Size Reduction on School Board Agenda
The state standard is class size of 17 in grades K-3 and the Aberdeen School Board will begin reviewing various options on what that could look like in the Aberdeen School District at its meeting on Tuesday, March 6.
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Special Education Task Force Report presented to School Board
A task force of committed administrators and educators spent last fall reviewing special education in the Aberdeen School District with an eye toward evaluating what's working, what's not and recommending action items for overall program improvement. The task force's report was presented to the School Board at the January 9, 2018, meeting.
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School Board approves two Administrative Appointments
Dr. Rick Bates will become the District's special education director and Jamie Dunn will become principal at Robert Gray Elementary School. Both will complete their current year assignments with the appointments becoming effective July 1, 2018.
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School Report Card
Within you will find the state Superintendent of Public Instruction's report cards for our schools.
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