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Board records self-evaluation scores, highlights goals tied to ELs and bond campaign participation
Summary
At the June 11 work session the board completed a self-evaluation with recorded average scores for governance goals (e.g., Goal #1 scored 2.6; Goal #2 scored 1.8) and discussed prior targets including participation in the Nov. 2024 bond campaign.
The Redmond School District Board conducted a self-evaluation at the June 11 work session and captured average scores across several goals and governance areas. Recorded items explicitly include Goal #1—Complete ELs by May 28, 2025 and establish a process for evaluating the ELs—scored 2.6; Goal #2—Review and update cell phone policies by March 26—scored 1.8; and Goal #3—each board member to actively participate a minimum of 10 hours in the Nov. 2024 bond campaign—which was recorded as a standing goal. The evaluation used a 0–4 scale with 4 = Outstanding and 0 = Unacceptable.
Board members listed governance categories such as Leadership, Policy & Governance, Community Relations, Cultural Responsiveness & Educational Equity, Accountability & Performance Monitoring, and several Board Operations topics. The session captured the numeric summary but did not include detailed action items or a formal vote tied to the self-evaluation during the June 11 work session. The meeting record shows the work session ended at 7:24 p.m.
