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Board approves $143,000 Greenlight Get Outside agreement to serve 32 middle‑school students

Washington Unified School District Board of Education · July 30, 2026
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Summary

Trustees approved a $143,000 agreement to continue Greenlight Get Outside at Riverbank Elementary, providing a specialized elective and mental‑health personnel for approximately 32 middle‑school students, funded with 2026–27 LCAP dollars.

The board approved continuation of the Greenlight Get Outside partnership at Riverbank Elementary, a program that provides a specialized elective for roughly 32 middle-school students and designates mental-health personnel for participating students.

Staff described the program as serving six-, seventh- and eighth-graders, with student selection based on teacher and administrator referrals; trustees asked whether the same students participate year-to-year and whether program services could be delivered internally to reduce costs. Monique Stovall and other trustees noted positive feedback from students and staff; the board approved the $143,000 fiscal commitment from 2026–27 LCAP funds.