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Superintendent outlines edits to EL-3 monitoring; board records EL as "Compliant"
Summary
At its June 11 work session the district superintendent reviewed the EL-3 monitoring report and proposed restructuring the policy for clearer monitoring; the board's record shows all EL-3 areas marked "Compliant." Superintendent Cline will present revisions on June 25, 2025.
At the Redmond School District Board work session on June 11, Superintendent Cline reviewed the monitoring report for EL-3 (Treatment of Students, Staff, and Community) and proposed a set of edits intended to make future monitoring clearer and more actionable. Key suggestions included separating Safety, Equity and Wellness into distinct sections; combining two complaint-related items; reporting complaint trends; showcasing three family engagement examples; adding a survey question about families' perception of district communication; and providing at least one concrete example for each listed area.
The board's record for the session states that the board scored all areas of EL-3 as "Compliant." The transcript does not show a roll-call vote or numerical roll call tally for that rating. Superintendent Cline told the board she will make the suggested edits and return with a revised EL-3 for consideration at the June 25, 2025 meeting.
Board members in attendance for the work session were Chair Michael Summers, Vice Chair Liz Goodrich, Directors Keri Lopez and Eric Lea; Director Amanda Page was absent. The proposed changes are procedural and aimed at improving monitoring clarity rather than altering the substantive obligation tracked by EL-3, according to the superintendent's summary of the report.
