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Board recognizes student achievements at Columbia Valley Garden Elementary School

June 30, 2025 | Longview School District, School Districts, Washington


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Board recognizes student achievements at Columbia Valley Garden Elementary School
The Longview School District Board meeting held on June 30, 2025, began with a recognition segment for Columbia Valley Garden Elementary School, focusing on student growth across various demographics, including racial or ethnic groups, low-income students, and those in special education. Superintendent Lee acknowledged the efforts of the school's leadership, teachers, families, and students, although there was a noted absence of representatives from the school during this portion of the meeting.

Following the recognition, the meeting transitioned to public comments, allowing community members to address the board. The board emphasized that while public input is valued, comments should remain constructive and relevant. However, no members of the public chose to speak during this time.

The board then moved on to discuss Policy 2024, which pertains to online learning. Dr. Lee presented minor updates to the policy, primarily reflecting changes in relevant Washington State laws. A significant change highlighted was the terminology shift from "online courses and programs" to "grade level coursework," indicating a more focused approach to online education.

The meeting concluded with a clear progression through the agenda, emphasizing the board's commitment to recognizing educational achievements and adapting policies to better serve the district's students.

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