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Snoqualmie Valley HR reports 53 new hires, digitized personnel files and new leave coordinator

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Director of Human Resources Beth Porter told the school board the district has 53 new hires since the start of the school year, moved personnel files online, created a leave-and-benefits coordinator position and is preparing for a Skyward-to-’Q’ transition in 2027.

Beth Porter, the district’s director of human resources, told the Snoqualmie Valley School District board on April 10 that recruiting and internal systems upgrades are the department’s current priorities.

Porter said the district has logged 99 items in its job log this year and 53 new employees since the first day of school across certificated and classified roles. "Out of that 99, we have 53 new employees since the first day of school to the district in all positions," she said.

Porter described three HR priorities tied to the district strategic plan: recruitment, communication and engagement, and labor relations. To support staff and reduce paperwork, the…

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