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District reports start of state testing and launches remote proctoring pilot with OSPI; enrollment numbers provided

Quillayute Valley School District Board of Directors · April 24, 2026
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Summary

An administrator told the board state testing begins this week; the district will pilot remote proctoring with OSPI for a limited group of students. Enrollment numbers reported: elementary about 660, middle about 860, high school about 1,845, and more than 800 choice transfers approved for next year.

An administrative report said state testing begins this week and the district will participate in a pilot to offer remote proctoring for a limited number of students in partnership with OSPI.

The administrator (identified as Myron from Insight) said, "We're starting our first sites up this week" and described the remote proctoring pilot with the Office of the Superintendent of Public Instruction. He also provided enrollment figures: elementary about 660 students, middle school about 860, and high school about 1,845; he said the district had already approved more than 800 choice transfers for the next school year.

Board members thanked staff for the work; no policy action was taken at the meeting.