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Superintendent reports district in Division 22 compliance; SBAC passage requirement waived

Brookings-Harbor School District Board · October 16, 2024
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Summary

Superintendent Helena Chirinian presented the Division 22 Compliance Report for 2023–24, saying the district met applicable standards except for a waived section related to the SBAC assessment requirement; the waiver was described as necessary because requiring SBAC passage and a work sample had been controversial.

Superintendent Helena Chirinian presented the Division 22 Compliance Report for the 2023–24 school year and reported that the district was found to be in compliance with applicable standards, with the exception of a waived section tied to SBAC assessment requirements. According to the superintendent’s remarks in the meeting record, the waiver was in place because of controversy around requiring students to pass the SBAC and provide a work sample.

Chirinian also offered general updates, expressing gratitude for the SOCOMI Sports Complex dedication and noting higher student engagement during homecoming week and progress on regular attendance at Kalmiopsis Elementary. The compliance report itself did not trigger a board vote during the meeting; it was presented as an informational report.