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Teacher urges longer classroom visits; board approves 2025-26 student representatives

Issaquah School District Board of Directors · June 11, 2025
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Summary

Teacher Camille Wright urged the board to prioritize extended, teacher-requested classroom visits to build trust and understanding; the board then approved the slate of student representatives for 2025-26.

During public comment, Camille Wright, a teacher at Maywood Middle School, acknowledged district staff and urged board members to increase the depth of school visits. "I would like to encourage the board to consider a more intentional approach next year for visiting schools... to commit extended visits, multiple periods if possible throughout the day, and to prioritize time in classrooms requested by teachers themselves," Wright said.

Later in the meeting the board moved to accept the student representatives to the board for 2025-26. Director Mullins moved approval; the board recorded assent by voice vote and the chair announced, "The ayes have it." Senior advisor Marshall Hauser praised the student reps' commitment and attendance.

Next steps: staff and board acknowledged the value of student voice and said they would notify student representatives and continue to highlight student participation in district communications.