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Superintendent: summer learning serves 68 students; cell‑phone policy survey to continue

Vernonia School District Board of Directors · July 10, 2025
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Summary

Superintendent Jim Helmen reported the district's summer learning program is serving 68 students with 12 staff (K–5 literacy and middle/high credit recovery); he also said a parent survey on a proposed cell‑phone mandate will be sent again and more details will be discussed at the August board meeting.

Superintendent Jim Helmen told the board that the summer learning program currently enrolls 68 students with 12 staff members and provides transportation, breakfast and lunch. At K–5 the focus is literacy; middle and high school offerings include credit recovery, enrichment and math intervention.

Helmen also said the district is collecting community input for a proposed cell‑phone mandate as Phase 1 of the plan. He has sent a parent survey and will send it again to gather broader feedback; additional information on the proposal is expected at the board's August meeting.