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Washtucna board hears student activities report; special education enrollment steady

Washtucna School District Board · September 24, 2025
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Summary

Board heard reports that grades 4–12 visited the Kennedy Canyon Mammoth Site and a planetarium; 6th graders left for camp. Presenter reported special education enrollment of 14 students, versus 15 last year, and noted stable staffing.

The board received an update on recent student activities and special education staffing. The presenter described a field trip to the Kennedy Canyon Mammoth Site and a planetarium visit, saying students "got to become a fossil" at the dig experience.

The presenter also provided a special education update, reporting, "We currently have 14 students. We had 15 students last year." She said the district retains the same speech-language pathologist and contractors used last year, which supports continuity of services for students.