Back to School Guide - Marysville School District

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Marysville School District
Back to School 2015-16
www.msd25.org
Welcome back to school!
ensure that our students get off to
a good start.
Our District is still in recovery
from the tragic event that changed
lives forever. The Marysville
and Tulalip communities are
continuing to come together to
heal, and we hope you will join
us for #MPstronger – A Walk of
Strength at 9 a.m. Saturday, Oct.
24 at Marysville-Pilchuck High
School. More information is
available at www.mtunited.org.
Dr. Becky Berg, Superintendent
Dear
Students,
Families,
Neighbors and Friends,
Welcome to the 2015-16 school year!
We are eagerly looking
forward to the start of school on
Wednesday, Sept. 9. The first days
of school are vitally important to
Following an extensive process
of listening as our community
shared their hopes and dreams for
our District, the Marysville School
Board has adopted Strategic
Directions that will guide our
work moving forward. You will
see the words “Engage. Inspire.
Prepare.” in many of our materials,
but it is much more than a slogan.
Student success is vital to the
future of our community, and
depends on building partnerships
between the District and
community.
targets.
We will be engaging our
community this year through our
redesigned website at www.msd25.
org, and encourage you to “like”
us at facebook.com/MarysvilleSD
and follow us on Twitter: @msd25.
Also, please note that our new
phone system has been installed
and our phone numbers have
changed. Look for a list of them in
this guide.
And we are preparing our
students by building skills in
collaboration, critical thinking,
creativity and communication,
integrating technology in all
aspects of teaching and learning.
Technology helps students learn
in new ways, at higher levels of
thinking, and helps them create as
well as consume knowledge.
An important process of
engagement is already well
underway as a Citizens Advisory
Committee is studying the
District’s facility needs, setting
priorities and is expected to
make a recommendation about a
potential bond measure this fall
after additional community input.
We will be inspiring our
students to find their passion and
pathways, empowering them as
active partners in their education
— setting goals, tracking their
progress, and reaching learning
We are enthusiastic about our
new 1-on-1 program that will
provide new Chromebooks to
all students in grades 6 through
12, thanks to your support of
the technology levy in 2014. All
schools now have Wi-Fi and
free public Wi-Fi is active every
evening at 5 p.m. and on weekends.
Thank you for your continuing
support of the District. It is such
an honor to serve this community.
We are pleased to welcome the following new district-level
leaders into the Marysville School District
Dr. Anthony Craig
Director of Cultural
Competency and
School Support
Craig Degginger
Director of
Communications and
Community Relations
Lori Knudson
Executive Director of
Secondary Schools
School Board Members . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3
Marysville School District Principals . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4
2015-2016 Annual Notifications . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5-8
School District Meal Prices. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7
Immunization Requirements . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 10
Parent Calendar. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 11
Bell Schedule. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 12
Harassment, Intimidation, Bullying Guidelines. . . . . 13
Bus Schedules . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 14-17
District Phone List . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 18
School Supply List . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 18
Report on Technology. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 19
Family & Community Partnerships. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 20
Marysville School District #25
4220 80th St. NE • Marysville, WA 98270
Published by North County Outlook • P.O. Box 39 • Marysville, WA 98270
Josh Webb
Director of
Counseling and
Mental Health
Support
Stephanie
Zikopoulos
Director of
Categorical
Programs
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Marysville School District Board of Directors
Chris Nation
Dr. Tom Albright
Vice-President
District 1
President
District 5
Pete Lundberg
Legislative Representative
District 3
Mariana Maksimos
Director
District 2
Bruce Larson
Director
District 4
The Marysville School District Board of Directors meets the first and third Monday of each
month at the District Service Center, 4220 80th St. NE.
The public is always welcome to attend.
Resolving Citizen Concerns
The Marysville School District
expects the educational and
support staff to act in a professional
manner and according to accepted
educational practice, and further
more presumes that citizens and
employees are committed to act in
the best interest of students.
However, we recognize the rights
of individuals to present complaints
or concerns directly to practices
occurring in the schools.
The Board of Directors relies on
its teachers, staff, and administrators
to resolve concerns of citizens. It is
the policy of the Board to provide
for such resolutions first at the level
most directly involved and in an
informal manner, if possible. If such
resolution cannot be accomplished,
however, procedures are available for
review at the highest administrative
level with an opportunity for appeal
to the School Board.
Levels of Review
Consistent with the policy
of resolution at the level most
directly involved and providing
opportunities to appeal such
decision to higher administrative
levels, complaints shall proceed
through the following steps of
review:
1. Teacher or Other Staff Person
2. Building Principal or
Immediate Supervisor
3. Executive Director or Assistant
Superintendent
4. Superintendent of Schools or
designee
5. Board of Directors
For a detailed guide for resolving
citizens concerns, please visit the
District’s website at www.msd25.org.
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Engage. Inspire. Prepare.
Engaging our Community
Inspiring our Students
Preparing our Graduates
STRATEGIC DIRECTIONS 2014-2018
Engaging our community in support of students by:
1. Fostering family involvement;
2. Cultivating collective responsibility among staff for
each student;
3. Nurturing partnerships and community support.
Inspiring students to find their passion and
pathway by:
4. Ensuring our students and staff have a growth mindset;
5. Embracing students’ culture, language and
uniqueness;
6. Empowering students to be active partners in their
education.
Preparing graduates for economic and social
realities by:
7. Building skills in critical thinking, creativity,
collaboration, communication, and compassion in a
technology-infused environment;
8. Equipping graduates for further education, career, and
citizenship in our globally-connected communities.
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Meet Marysville’s School Principals
Elementary
Schools
Janelle McFalls
Allen Creek
Kelly Sheward
Marshall/MCEP
Teresa Williams
Cascade
Kathy Thornton
Pinewood
Sharon Anderson
Grove
Cory Taylor
Quil Ceda Tulalip
Eneille Nelson
Kellogg Marsh
Lynn Heimsoth
Shoultes
Gloria Henderson
Liberty
Brynn Marcum
Sunnyside
Middle
Schools
Stephanie Clark
Cedarcrest MS
Angie Hansen
Marysville MS
Shawn Stevenson
Academy of Const & Engineering
Marysville Getchell HS
Terri Kaltenbach
Arts & Technology HS
Marysville Tulalip Campus
Dawn Bechtholdt
Msvl Mountain View HS
Move Up and SOAR
David Rose
School for the Entrepreneur
Tarra Patrick
Totem MS
Terri Kaltenbach
10th Street MS
High Schools
Angela Delgado
Shelly Lacy
Bio-Med Academy
Heritage HS
Marysville Getchell HS Marysville Tulalip Campus
Susan Hegeberg
Int’l School of
Communications
Rob Lowry
Marysville-Pilchuck HS
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2015-2016 School Year Annual Notifications
Athletics
Annually students must submit
a completed athletic registration in
order to be eligible to participate.
The completed registration with the
following information is required:
• Signatures from required parties and contact information.
• Students must have a current
physical and insurance to participate. Physicals are good for 24
months (two years). The District issued physical form or United States
military forms must be used for
physicals. (Note with doctor’s signature will not be accepted).
• Athletic participation fees have
been eliminated. We still will require athletes to purchase an A.S.B.
card. This purchase is necessary
because it is A.S.B. dollars that support the individual sport programs
(uniforms and equipment) at your
school.
• Students must meet residence
and academics requirements for
eligibility. For more information
contact the Athletic Office at 360965-0111 or visit the WIAA website
at www.wiaa.com.
Career and Technical
Education (CTE): Connecting
Learning to Earning
Career and Technical Education
offers students in grades 7-12 an
opportunity to explore potential career options. CTE courses are embedded with core academics, STEM
(Science, Technology, Engineering,
and Mathematics) and 21st Century
Employability Skills. This unique
option allows students to learn in
a project based; hands on delivery
model which helps better prepare
them for post-secondary education/
training and the world of work.
offers programs in a wide variety
of career pathways many of which
focus on high demand, high wage,
or regionally specific employment.
Descriptions of all CTE courses are
outlined in the student handbook.
CTE courses focus on the student
interests and offer college articulated courses allowing students to
potentially earn college credit at
the same time as meeting their high
school graduation requirements. In
addition, high school students can
more effectively meet their graduation requirements by using the
2 for 1, and Credit Equivalency
Options recently created by the
legislature and the Office of the Superintendent of Public Instruction.
For more information about these
options, please speak to your school
counselor.
Childfind Notice
Marysville School District is
seeking young people birth to age
21 who are not enrolled in school
or are attending private school and
may need special education services. Washington State defines special
needs as having concerns with hearing, vision, speech, language, health,
nutrition, learning, developmental delay, transportation, behavior
management, mental retardation,
birth defects, orthopedic or spinal
problems, autism or other disabilities. Parents/Guardians of children
who may have any of these conditions and live within the Marysville School District boundaries are
encouraged to contact the Special
Education department at 360-9650170 or visit their offices located at
4220 80th St. N.E., Marysville, WA
98270.
English Language Learning
If you need assistance with obtaining information in languages
other than English, please contact
our department at 360-965-0052.
En Española: 360-965-0054.
Facilities Notifications
The 1986 Asbestos Hazardous
Emergency Response Act (AHERA)
requires school Districts to identify
buildings that contain asbestos. The
act also requires school facilities
to maintain written management
plans. Management plans are available for review at individual schools
as well as at our Maintenance Office, located at 4220 80th Street NE.
The 2001 Legislature passed
House Bill 1451 that requires school
Districts to notify the public of
pest control and herbicide use. An
interested person can register with
the District Maintenance Office to
receive notification of pesticide application or obtain further information about the Integrated Pest Management Plan (IPMP). The IPMP
plan is also available for review at
the District Maintenance Office.
For more information about
these notices, please contact Greg
Dennis at 360-965-0136.
Family Educational Rights
and Privacy Act Notification
(FERPA)
FERPA afford parents and students over 18 years of age (“eligible
students”) certain rights with respect to the student’s education records. These rights are:
(1) The right to inspect and review the student’s education records
within 45 days of the day the school
receives a request for access.
Parents or eligible students
should submit to the school principal a written request that identifies
the record(s) they wish to inspect.
The principal will make arrangements for access and notify the parent or eligible student of the time
and place where the records may be
inspected.
(2) The right to request the
amendment of the student’s education records that the parent or eligible student believes is inaccurate.
Parents or eligible students may
ask the school to amend a record
that they believe is inaccurate. They
should write the school principal,
clearly identify the part of the record they want changed, and specify why it is inaccurate. If the school
decides not to amend the record as
requested by the parent or eligible
student, the school will notify the
parent or eligible student of the
decision and advise them of their
right to a hearing regarding the request for amendment. Additional
information regarding the hearing
procedures will be provided to the
parent or eligible student when notified of the right to a hearing.
(3) The right to consent to disclosures of personally identifiable
information contained in the student’s education records, except to
the extent that FERPA authorizes
disclosure without consent.
One exception, which permits
disclosure without consent, is disclosure to school officials with legitimate educational interests. A
school official is a person employed
by the school as an administrator,
supervisor, instructor, or support
staff member (including health or
medical staff and law enforcement
unit personnel); a person serving
on the school board; a person or
com
pany with whom the school
has contracted to perform a special
task (such as an attorney, auditor,
medical consultant, or therapist);
or a parent or student serving on an
official committee, such as a disciplinary or grievance committee, or
assisting another school official in
performing his or her tasks.
A school official has a legitimate
educational interest if the official
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needs to review an education record
in order to fulfill his or her professional responsibility.
Upon request, the School discloses education records without consent to officials of another school
District in which a student seeks or
intends to enroll.
(4) The right to file a complaint
with the U.S. Department of Education concerning alleged failures by
the school District to comply with
the requirements of FERPA. The
name and address of the Office that
administers FERPA are:
Family Policy Compliance Office
U.S. Department of Education
400 Maryland Avenue, SW
Washington, DC 20202-5901
Highly Capable Program
is committed to providing quality
educational programs to meet the
needs of every student. For highly
capable students program options
include access to accelerated learning and enhanced instruction. The
identification of highly capable
students includes a comprehensive
screening and assessment process.
Students may be referred for testing by parents, teachers, District
staff, students and members of the
community. Once identified, highly
capable students are supported with
a continuum of services across all
grades Kindergarten through 12.
For more information, please contact the HiCap Program at 360-9650038, or visit the HiCap Program
website at: www.msd25.org.
Highly Qualified Staff: A
Parent’s Right to Know:
Under the No Child Left Behind
(NCLB) Federal Legislation we are
informing parents that they have a
right to know if their children are
being taught by highly qualified
teachers and para-professionals.
• Highly qualified teachers must:
• Have at least a Bachelor’s
Degree.
• Possess a valid Washington
State teaching certificate.
• Be endorsed in one or more
content areas that they are teaching.
Highly qualified para-professionals must:
• Have a high school diploma or
equivalent.
• Two years of college or certification of passing a competency exam.
• To request this information,
please contact the office at your
child’s school or the District’s Human Resource office for a Parent’s
Right to Know form.
Homeless Children and Youth
and Youth Educational Services
The purpose of the McKinneyVento Act is to provide educational
services to homeless students which
are equal to all other enrolled students, and ensure that homeless
children and youth have equal opportunities to enroll in, attend, and
be successful in school. Your child
may qualify as homeless if you are:
Sharing housing with others due
to loss of housing, economic hardship, or similar reason;
Living in a motel, hotel, trailer
park or camping grounds due to lack
of adequate living accommodations;
Guardian for a child in temporary or emergency foster care.
Each school in Marysville School
District has a homeless liaison
(school counselor). Please contact
the liaison at your child’s school if
you think your child may qualify as
homeless.
Non-Discrimination/Equal
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Marysville School District will
provide equal educational opportunity and treatment for all students
in all aspects of the academic and
activities program without regard to
race, religion, creed, color, national
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origin, age, honorably-discharged
veteran or military status, sex,
sexual orientation, gender expression or identity, marital status, the
presence of any sensory, or mental
or physical disability, or the use of a
trained guide dog or service animal
by a person with a disability. The
District will provide equal access to
school facilities to the Boy Scouts of
America and all other designated
youth groups listed in Title 36 of the
United States Code as a patriotic society. District programs will be free
from sexual harassment. Inquiries
regarding compliance and/or grievance procedures may be directed to
the Executive Director of Human
Resources, Title IX RCW 28.A.640;
the Athletics Director, Affirmative
Action Officer; or the Director of
Categorical Programs, Section 504
Coordinator; and the Executive Director of Special Education, ADA
Coordinator. Address: 4220 80th
Street NE, Marysville, WA 98270.
Telephone: 360-965-0000. Marysville School District is a drug- and
tobacco-free workplace.
Please Note: Other policies that
deal with this same issue are Policy
3210 “Non Discrimination” & 5010
– “Non Discrimination and Affirmative Action.” These Policies are
available online at msd25.org, or at
the District Office, 4220 80th Street
NE, Marysville, WA, 360-965-0000.
Photographs
Occasionally we take photographs of students for use in District
or school-produced publications or
for use in the news media. If you do
not wish to grant permission, please
check the appropriate box on the
enrollment form/update form your
student brings home from school.
Let the principal know in writing prior to October 1 of each new
school year.
Post Secondary (College and
Military) Recruiters
If you do not want the District
to release directory information
to military/college recruiters, send
a written request to the building
principal prior to October 1. The recruitment opt out form is available
on the District website at msd25.org.
Protection of Pupil Rights
Amendment (PPRA)
The Protection of Pupil Rights
Amendment (PPRA), 20 U.S.C. §
1232h, requires the District to notify guardians and obtain consent
or allow you to opt your child out
of participating in certain school
activities. These activities include a
student survey, analysis, or evaluation that concerns one or more of
the following eight areas (“protected
information surveys”):
1. Political affiliations or beliefs of
the student or student’s parent;
2. Mental or psychological prob-
lems of the student or student’s
family;
3. Sex behavior or attitudes;
4. Illegal, anti-social, self-incriminating, or demeaning behavior;
5. Critical appraisals of others
with whom respondents have close
family relationships;
6. Legally recognized privileged
relationships, such as with lawyers,
doctors, or ministers;
7. Religious practices, affiliations,
or beliefs of the student or parents or
8. Income, other than as required
by law to determine program
eligibility.
This requirement also applies to
the collection, disclosure or use of
student information for marketing
purposes (“marketing surveys”),
and certain physical exams and
screenings.
The District will provide parents,
within a reasonable period of time
prior to the administration of the
surveys and activities, notification
of the surveys and activities and
be provided an opportunity to opt
their child out, as well as an opportunity to review the surveys. (Please
note that this notice and consent/
opt-out transfers from parents to
any student who is 18 years old or
an emancipated minor under State
law.)
Report Cards for District and
Schools
The Office of Superintendent of
Public Instruction (OSPI) requires
all Districts and schools in the State
of Washington to be reported on
annually. The reports include:
• Test scores (Smarter Balanced)
•
Student
Demographic
Information
• Staff Information
Our school reports may be
viewed on the Marysville School
District website at www.msd25.org
and at the OSPI website, www.k12.
wa.us for state reports.
SafeSchools Alert
Our District’s Tip Reporting Service
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Safety is one of our District’s top
priorities, that’s why we’re now using SafeSchools Alert, a tip reporting system that allows students,
staff, and parents to submit safety
concerns to our administration four
different ways:
1. Phone: 360.799.5414
2. Text: Text your tip to
360-799-5414
3. Email: [email protected].
4. Web: http://1248.alert1.us.
Easily report tips on bullying, harassment, drugs, vandalism or any
safety issue you’re concerned about.
You can submit a tip anonymously
online or by telephone. More information, including the SafeSchools
Alert Terms of Use and Privacy Policy, is available online at http://1248.
alert1.us. Thanks in advance for
helping to make our school community a safer place to work and
learn!
Sexual Harassment
Students and Staff are protected
against sexual harassment by anyone in any school program or activity, including on the school campus,
on the school bus, or off-campus,
such as a school-sponsored field
trip. A copy of Policy 5011 “Sexual
Harassment” is available online at
www.msd25.org or at the District
Office: 4220 80th Street NE, Marysville, WA, 360-965-0000.
Special Education
provides special education support
for students with disabilities from
birth through age 21. Specialists
including school psychologists,
speech/language pathologists, occupational and physical therapists,
nurses and teachers are available to
evaluate students and provide extra support services for those who
qualify. Students with disabilities
have a range of services available
depending on need.
Commonly identified areas
include delayed development in
speech, language or communication, motor or physical development, self-help skills, behavior or
emotional needs or learning delays
that are affecting the child’s ability to understand and use new
information. Every student who
receives special education services
must have a current evaluation and
a current signed Individualized
Education Program (IEP) that has
been developed jointly by teachers,
parents and other professionals.
Please call the Special Education
Department at 360-965-0170 or
contact the school psychologist at
your neighborhood school to refer
a student for an evaluation or for
more information. Please note that
all services, including appropriate
referrals for evaluation, are provided free of charge to the parent or
guardian.
Student Conduct
acknowledges that conduct and
behavior is closely associated to
learning. An effective instructional
program requires a wholesome and
orderly school environment. The
District requires that each student
adhere to the rules of conduct and
submit to corrective action taken as
a result of conduct violations. The
rules of conduct are applicable during the school day as well as during
any school activity conducted on or
off campus. Special rules are also
applicable while riding on a school
bus.
A copy of Policy 3240 “Student
Conduct Expectations and Reasonable Sanctions” is available online
at www.msd25.org or at the District
Service Center: 4220 80th Street
Student Insurance
has a very active safety program
that is committed to the safety of
our students; however, the District
is not responsible for student accidents on District property unless
the District is found to be negligent. For those families who may
not already have accident insurance
for their students, the Marysville
School District makes available
student accident insurance administrated by Myers-Stevens & Toohey
& Co., Inc. Information regarding
this insurance coverage and its costs
is sent home at the beginning of
the school year and is also available
in your school’s main office. You
may also phone the Risk Management Office at 360-965-0109 if you
have questions regarding insurance
coverage.
Student Records and the Law
Most information about our students is confidential and cannot
be made public without consent of
parents or guardians. The Family
Educational Rights and Privacy Act
(FERPA) prohibits schools from
releasing information without permission, except for what is termed
“Directory Information.” Directory
information about students may
be released by the District without
parental consent. The Marysville
School District has designated in
Policy 4080, Section 8, and the following items as “Directory Information”. This means the District may
release, without written consent,
the student’s and parent’s/guardian’s
names, addresses and telephone
numbers; date and place of birth;
major field of study; participation
in official recognized activities and
sports; weight and height of members of athletic teams; dates of attendance; degrees and awards received;
the most recent educational agency
or institution attended by the student; and photographs of students
for public information purposes.
This does not mean that this information is freely available to anyone, but rather only for authorized,
school-related purposes. A student’s
name will be excluded from any such
list of students on written request
by a parent or guardian received
by October 1, 2015. Furthermore,
a parent or guardian may request
that any or all of these categories of
information not be released under
any circumstances without their
consent. Such requests should be
addressed in writing to the building
principal and need to be updated
annually. The school District will
not release directory information
for commercial purposes.
Obtaining Student Records
Parents and students over 18
years of age have the right to:
1. Inspect and review the student’s education records.
2. Request the amendment of the
student’s education records that the
parent or eligible student believes
are inaccurate or misleading.
3. Consent to disclosures of personally identifiable information
contained in the student’s education
records, except to the extent the
FERPA authorizes disclosure without consent.
4. File a complaint with the U.S.
Department of Education concerning alleged failures by the District
to comply with the requirements of
FERPA.
Student Rights and
Responsibilities
is dedicated to achieving academic
excellence while developing self-directed, lifelong learners, respecting
individual differences, and preparing responsible citizens. To provide
information to parents regarding the
policies and regulations for students
we have developed a Student Rights
and Responsibilities Handbook in
accordance with Policy 3200 - Student Rights and Responsibilites,
which describes: the responsibilities
of students to maintain a school attitude and behavior which is safe,
orderly, and promotes a positive
learning climate; the rights of students to humane, professional, and
legal treatment in school; additional
policies and regulations that affect
students.
A copy of Policy 3200 “Student
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School District Meal Program Prices
2015/16 School Year Meal Prices will be as follows:
Elementary Prices (K-Grade 5): Full Pay Student Breakfast $2.00 Lunch $ 3.00
Reduced Pay Student Breakfast Free
Lunch $ 0.40
(Students K-3 that qualify as reduced receive free lunch)
Secondary Prices (Grades 6-12):
Full Pay Student
Reduced Pay Student
All Milk Prices:
Breakfast $2.25
Breakfast Free
$ 0.50
Lunch $ 3.25
Lunch $ 0.40
District-Wide Adult Prices:
Breakfast $3.00
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Lunch $4.50
All families are encouraged to complete a Free and Reduced
Application. Once your application has been received and processed
you will be notified regarding your eligibility status as soon as possible.
If your family qualified for this program last year, a new application
must be completed at the beginning of each new school year. Once a
new application has been submitted, it will supersede your qualifying
status from the previous school year.
If your child qualifies at a “reduced” status – they qualify for free
breakfast.
A Free and Reduced Application will be mailed to each household the
last week of August and will also be available online, in school offices
and the school District Service Center located at 4220 80th Street NE,
Marysville.
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Rights and Responsibilities” is available online at www.msd25.org or at
the District Office: 4220 80th Street
Title I
Schools that have a free/reduced
lunch percentage at or above the
District average qualify for additional funding through a Title I federal grant. Funds are used to support qualified students struggling in
reading and/or math. In Marysville
School District, Title I funds are allocated to elementary schools. Five
of our eleven elementary schools
qualify for Title I federal funding:
Cascade, Liberty, Marshall, Quil
Ceda / Tulalip and Shoultes. If your
child attends one of these schools,
Title I information is available from
the school office or you can request
information from the Title I department at 360-965-0049.
Transportation
The policies or rules for students
riding school buses shall include,
but are not necessarily limited to,
the following(WAC 392-145-016
Rules for Students Riding School
Buses):
1. Identification of the individual who has authority over the
passengers;
2. Student riding privileges;
3. Loading and unloading procedures, including that if students
must cross the roadway, they shall
only cross in front and never behind
the school bus;
4. Seat assignment;
5. Student conduct, including acceptable practices with respect to
talking, moving around the school
bus, use of windows, behavior at
highway rail grade crossings, and
other behavior;
6. Unacceptable hazards that may
cause injury to others, e.g., firearms,
breakable containers, etc.;
7. School bus cleanliness; and
8. Emergency exit procedures.
Rules of conduct for students
riding buses:
A. Students shall obey the driver
and any aide assigned to the bus
by the District. The driver is in full
charge of the bus and passengers
and shall observe the rules. When
transporting classes or teams, the
teacher or coach shall be primarily
responsible for the behavior of the
students. Students shall obey both
the driver and the teacher, coach or
other staff member.
B. Students shall ride only on
their assigned bus unless written
permission to do otherwise has
been received by school officials.
C. Students shall not be permitted to leave the bus except at their
regular stop unless written permission to do otherwise is received by
school officials.
D. Students with an assigned seat
shall use only that seat unless permission to change is authorized by
the driver.
E. Students shall observe rules
of classroom conduct while riding
on buses. Noise shall be kept down
to avoid distracting the driver. Students shall refrain from the use of
obscene language or gestures.
F. Students shall not smoke or
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G. Students shall not eat on buses
except when specifically authorized
and supervised by an accompanying teacher, coach or other staff
member. Buses shall be kept clean.
H. Students shall not open
bus windows without the driver’s
permission.
I. Students shall not extend any
part of their body out of bus windows at any time.
J. Students shall not carry or
have in their possession items that
can cause injury to passengers on
the bus. Such items include, but
are not limited to, sticks, breakable
containers, weapons or firearms, laser pens, straps or pins protruding
from clothing, large, bulky items
which cannot be held or placed
between legs/feet, etc. Books and
personal belongings shall be kept
out of aisles. Skateboards, scooters,
razor boards or similar devices are
not allowed on the school bus.
K. Students shall not have animals on buses except to provide assistance to a disabled student.
L. Students shall not sit in the
driver’s seat or to the immediate
right or left of the driver.
M. Students shall refrain
from talking to the driver unless
necessary.
N. Students shall go directly to a
seat once inside the bus and remain
seated at all times unless the driver
instructs otherwise.
O. Students shall get on/off the
bus in an orderly manner and shall
obey the instructions of the driver
or staff member. There shall be no
pushing and shoving when boarding or leaving the bus. Once off the
bus, students shall adhere to rules
for pedestrians.
P. Students shall never cross the
roadway behind a bus unless they
use pedestrian crosswalks or traffic
lights.
Q. Students shall stand away from
the roadway curb when any bus is
approaching or leaving a stop.
R. Students going to and from
their bus stops where there are no
sidewalks shall walk on the lefthand side of the roadway facing oncoming traffic whenever possible.
Students shall go directly to their
home after leaving the bus.
S. Students shall use lap belts on
buses when available.
T. Students shall follow emergency exit drill procedures as prescribed by the driver.
U. Students shall not tamper with
emergency doors or equipment.
V. Parents of students identified
as causing damage to buses shall
be charged with the cost of the incurred damage. Students causing
the damage may be suspended from
transportation.
W. Student misconduct shall
constitute
sufficient
reason
for suspending transportation
privileges.
Weapon Free, Drug-Free, and
Tobacco-Free
The Marysville School District is
a Weapon-Free, Drug-Free, and Tobacco-Free environment. You can
find the standards and procedures
set forth in Policy 4210; “Regulation
of Dangerous Weapons on School
Premises” on the District’s website
at www.msd25.org. The document
describes the regulation for which
corrective action or punishment
(i.e., discipline, suspension, and
expulsion) may be imposed. Paper
copies may be requested in the office of your child’s school or at the
receptionist’s desk in the School
District’s Service Center, 4220 80th
Street NE.
Please Note: Other policies that
deal with this same issue are Policy
3200 - Student Rights and Responsibilities & 3240 - Student Conduct.
These Policies are available online
at www.msd25.org or at the District
Office: 4220 80th Street NE, Marysville, WA, 360-965-0000.
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Health Services: Keeping Students Well
Marysville
School
District
Health Services encourages you to
contact us with any health-related
concerns or needs you may have for
your child during their educational
day.
RCW 28A.210.320 Children
with Life-Threatening Health
Conditions (e.g. Seizures, Diabetes, Anaphylaxis, and Asthma):
Washington State law requires students with life-threatening health
conditions to have an Emergency
Care Plan, Medications, Equipment, and a Treatment order in
place prior to their first day of
school attendance. If the parents
do not provide the appropriate information needed to complete the
above, the school District may exclude the student from school in accordance with RCW 28A.210.320.
Please contact Health Services at
360-965-2056 for further information, forms, or questions.
Medications at School: Students who require medication
during the school day must comply with State Law and District
policies. This includes prescribed
and non-prescription medications
(over the counter). State Law and
District policy states the student
must have written orders from a licensed health provider, written permission from parent, and the medications must be brought to school
in an original and current labeled
container, by a parent or guardian.
School Districts provide for the
administration of medications
that are administered through the
mouth either by swallowing, inhaling through an inhaler, or inhaled
through a mask that covers either
the mouth, or mouth and nose.
In the event your student requires
medications to be administered
other than oral, the situation will
need to be discussed with the District RN, please contact Health Services at 360-965-2056 for further
information, forms, or questions.
It is preferable that medications
be dispensed before and/or after
school hours under the supervision
of a parent or guardian
Illness/Injury: When your student is ill, please do not send them
to school until he/she is able to participate in a full day of school activities. In case of fever (100 degrees
or more), the student’s temperature
should be back to normal for at least
24 hours (without the use of fever
reducing medications), before the
student returns to school. If your
child has been hospitalized, had
surgery, or a significant illness/injury, please contact your child’s school
prior to the student returning, to
obtain a return-to-school form. A
physician’s signature is required,
and possibly a health plan for a safe
return to school.
Communicable Diseases (Pertussis, Influenza, etc.): Marysville
Health Services works closely with
Washington State Department of
Health and the Snohomish Health
Department to monitor, for any
actions needed for student, staff
and community safety. If there are
actions needed we will issue communication through your student’s
school and/or the District website.
We encourage all to practice the following and remind your child: to
cover their cough and sneezes, wash
hands regularly, and to stay home
when ill. Information can be found
at http://www.doh.wa.gov/ .
Immunizations:
Washington
State law (RCW 28A.210.160) require that all students have a Certificate of Immunization Status on file
and that it is compliant with state
School attendance requirements
prior to attending. Your child’s
school will notify you if and when
further vaccinations are needed to
maintain compliance. When submitting vaccine dates to school,
please include the month, date and
year the vaccine was obtained. Immunizations are available through
your physician and some local
pharmacies.
The Washington State Department of Health School Immunization requirements for the 2015-2016
school year can be found on this link:
http://www.doh.wa.gov/Portals/1/
Documents/Pubs/348-295-SchoolImmReqforParents2015-2016.pdf .
Screenings: The District Nurses
will conduct state mandated vision screenings for Kindergarten
through 3rd grade, 5th graders, and
7th graders during the school year.
The school your child attends will
notify you of the screening dates.
Insurance: The District does
not automatically cover students
for accident or medical insurance.
A Washington State resource for
health care coverage can be found
at: https://www.wahealthplanfinder.
org .
Alternative Learning Experience Programs
Marysville Online Virtual Education
Program (MOVE UP) Grades 9-12
sesses the necessary skills to work
independently in an online learning
environment.
MOVE UP is an online high
school program, designed for motivated students to complete their educational coursework online. Over
100 courses are offered through
a partnership with Connections
Learning, using online curriculum
from Advanced Academics.
Students will work with Washington State certified teachers to
complete all of their courses online.
Weekly, two-way communication
with teachers is required (via email,
telephone, online chat or interactive
digital tools) and monthly progress
goals must be maintained in order
to remain in the online program.
Spanish speaking teachers are
available.
Students meeting all District and
state graduation requirements in
MOVE UP will receive a diploma
from the Marysville School District. In order to apply to MOVE
UP, interested students must have
a documented reading level above
7th grade, via the STAR or comparable state testing criterion, as well
as a written recommendation from
a school counselor and/or administrator that states the student pos-
School-Home Partnership Program
(SH0PP) (K-8 and 9-12)
The School-Home Partnership
Program (SHoPP) is an alternative learning experience in which
students complete the majority of
their learning activities outside of
the classroom. The kindergarten
through 8th grade portion of the
program, located at MarysvillePilchuck High School, operates as
a parent partnership, with parents
instructing students at home, under the guidance of a certificated
teacher, using District-approved
and-provided materials.
Parents and students meet with
the teacher at least once a week to review learning activities and coursework, take assessments, monitor
progress, adjust learning goals and/
or plan new learning opportunities.
For 9-12 SHoPP, there are two
locations:
In grades nine through 12, students at the Marysville-Pilchuck High
School site attend class a minimum of
two days a week for advisory and content instruction, but complete most
of their work at home via a learning
contract and a combination of textbook and/or online courses. The student’s instructional level in math will
determine their days of attendance at
SHoPP. All students enrolled as “fulltime” must complete at least 25 hours
of learning activities per week.
At the Heritage High School site,
students attend four days a week for
three or more hours, and will receive
direct instruction in a variety of content areas. Learning plans are developed to support the individual needs
of the students. Full-time students will
complete at least 25 hours of learning
activities each week.
To be successful in SHoPP, students
must be motivated learners who work
well independently and have strong
academic support from home.
SOAR (9-12)
SOAR is a contract-based alternative learning program, located
on the Marysville Mountain View
Campus. SOAR is “alternative” because it follows a varied time schedule and focuses on integrated, thematic-based core curriculum and
independent learning modules.
Students are scheduled in blocks
of time to receive morning or afternoon instruction in social studies,
English, science and math. In addition, students work independently
outside of class on homework and
learning projects that align with
the individual learning goals they
design with their teacher/advisers.
Students may also enroll in elective
and CTE classes offered at MMVHS,
Sno-Isle and/or Running Start.
SOAR provides an option for
motivated students who work well
independently. Shorter terms; integrated learning; personal responsibility; relationships and relevance
are foundational in this program.
Students must apply, submit a recommendation from a counselor
and/or administrator, and complete
an orientation program prior to acceptance into SOAR.
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Understanding Harassment, Intimidation and Bullying
Marysville School District Prohibition of
Harassment, Intimidation and Bullying
strives to provide students with
optimal conditions for learning by
maintaining a school environment
where everyone is treated with
respect and no one is physically or
emotionally harmed. In order to
ensure respect and prevent harm, it
is a violation of District policy for a
student to be harassed, intimidated,
or bullied by others in the school
community, at school sponsored
events, or when such actions create
a substantial disruption to the
educational process.
Any school staff who observes,
overhears, or otherwise witnesses
harassment,
intimidation
or
bullying or to whom such actions
have been reported must take
prompt and appropriate action to
stop the harassment and to prevent
its reoccurrence.
caused significant physical harm to
your child’s property, the bully may
be guilty of malicious harassment.
Follow your school’s procedures
for filing a written complaint. The
school is required to conduct an
investigation.
• Notify SafeSchools Alert, our
District’s Tip Reporting Service.
Safety is one of our District’s top
priorities, that’s why we’re now using
SafeSchools Alert, a tip reporting
system that allows students, staff,
and parents to submit safety
concerns to our administration four
different ways:
1. Phone: 360-799-5414
2. Text: Text your tip to
360-799-5414
3. Email: [email protected].
4. Web: http://1248.alert1.us.
Easily report tips on bullying,
harassment, drugs, vandalism or any
safety issue you’re concerned about.
You can submit a tip anonymously
online or by telephone. More
information,
including
the
SafeSchools Alert Terms of Use and
Privacy Policy, is available online
Harassment, intimidation, or at http://1248.alert1.us. Thanks in
bullying means any intentional advance for helping to make our
electronic, written, verbal, or school community a safer place to
physical act, including but not work and learn!
limited to one shown to be motivated
because of his or her perception
of the victim’s race, color, religion,
ancestry, national origin, gender,
The superintendent or designee
sexual orientation, or mental, will ensure that a statement
physical, sensory handicap or other summarizing the policy and
distinguishing characteristics, when procedure is provided in student,
an act:
staff, volunteer, and parent
Physically harms a student or handbooks, is available in school
damages the student’s property;
and District offices and/or hallways,
Has the effect of substantially or is posted on the District’s website.
interfering with a student’s
Students will receive ageeducation;
appropriate information on the
Is so severe, persistent, or recognition and prevention of
pervasive that it creates an harassment,
intimidation,
or
intimidating
or
threatening bullying at student orientation
educational environment; or
sessions and on other appropriate
Has the effect of substantially occasions. Staff will receive training
disrupting the orderly operation of on the school District’s policy and
the school.
procedure.
The District will implement
a range of prevention strategies
including individual, classroom,
If you believe your child is being school,
and
District-level
bullied:
approaches and evidence-based
Obtain a copy of your school’s prevention programs.
anti-bullying policy and procedures.
All schools are required to publish
their anti-bullying policies and
procedures.
The District compliance officer
Contact the police if your child (Gregg Kuehn, Risk Management
has been the victim of malicious Supervisor) will serve as the
harassment. If the bullying act was District’s primary contact for
particularly vicious and the bully harassment, intimidation, and
seriously injured your child or bullying. The Risk Management
For an action to be considered
bullying, it needs to meet the
following definition:
Annually
How do I report bullying?
Compliance Officer
office is located at the District
Service Center, 4220 80th St. N.E.,
Marysville, phone 360-965-0109.
Staff Intervention
All staff members must intervene
when witnessing or receiving
reports of harassment, intimidation,
or bullying.
Filing an Incident
Reporting Form
Any student who believes
he or she has been the target of
unresolved, severe, or persistent
harassment,
intimidation,
or
bullying may report incidents
verbally or in writing to any staff
member. The form may be filed
anonymously, confidentially, or the
student may choose to disclose his
or her identity (non-confidential).
Receiving an Incident
Reporting Form
All staff are responsible for
receiving oral and written reports
and must take appropriate action.
Investigations of Unresolved,
Severe, or Persistent
Harassment, Intimidation, and
Bullying
All reports of unresolved,
severe, or persistent harassment,
intimidation, or bullying will
be investigated with reasonable
promptness. Any student may have a
trusted adult with them throughout
the report and investigation process.
The investigation will be
completed as soon as practicable
but generally no later than five
(5) school days from the initial
complaint or report. If more time is
needed to complete an investigation,
the District will provide the parent/
guardian and/or the student with
weekly updates. No later than two
(2) school days after the investigation
has been completed and submitted
to the compliance officer, the
principal or designee will respond in
writing or in person to the parent/
guardian of the complainant and the
alleged aggressor.
If the incident cannot be resolved
at the school level, the principal
or designee will request assistance
from the District.
Corrective Measures for the
Aggressor
After
completion
of
the
investigation, the school or District
designee will institute any corrective
measures necessary. Corrective
measures will be instituted as
quickly as possible, but in no event
more than five (5) school days
after contact has been made to the
families or guardians regarding the
outcome of the investigation.
If in an investigation a principal
or principal’s designee found
that a student knowingly made
a false allegation of harassment,
intimidation, or bullying, that
student may be subject to corrective
measures, including discipline.
Targeted Student’s
Right to Appeal
If the complainant or parent/
guardian is dissatisfied with the
results of the investigation, they may
appeal to the superintendent or his
or her designee by filing a written
notice of appeal within five (5)
school days of receiving the written
decision. The superintendent or
his or her designee will review the
investigative report and issue a
written decision on the merits of the
appeal within five (5) school days of
receiving the notice of appeal.
Discipline/Corrective Action
The District will take prompt
and equitable corrective measures
within its authority on findings
of harassment, intimidation, or
bullying. Depending on the severity
of the conduct, corrective measures
may include counseling, education,
discipline, and/or referral to law
enforcement.
Support for the
Targeted Student
Persons
found
to
have
been subjected to harassment,
intimidation, or bullying will have
appropriate District support services
made available to them, and the
adverse impact of the harassment
on the student will be addressed
and remedied as appropriate.
Retaliation is prohibited and will
result in appropriate discipline.
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Marysville School District Bus Schedules
Elementary Schools
ALLEN CREEK ES
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7115 63RD PL NE
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78TH AVE NE@63RD ST NE
77TH DR NE@77TH AVE NE
61ST ST NE@78TH AVE NE
6113 76TH AVE NE
6008 83RD AVE NE
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ALLEN CREEK ES
Route:46C
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83RD AVE NE@69TH ST NE
GROVE ST@67TH ST NE
68TH ST NE@68TH ST NE - cul-de-sac
70TH ST NE@74TH DR NE
ALLEN CREEK ES
Route:47
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GROVE ST@85TH AVE NE
81ST DR NE@66TH ST NE
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ALLEN CREEK ES
CASCADE ES
Route:26
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121ST ST NE@54TH DR NE
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CASCADE ES
Route:57
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CASCADE ES
GROVE ES
Route:96
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82ND PL NE@80TH DR NE
76TH AVE NE@77TH AVE NE
76TH AVE NE@83RD PL NE
60TH DR NE@83RD ST NE
60TH DR NE@82ND PL NE
7811 60TH DR NE
7624 60TH DR NE
GROVE ES
Route:101
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79TH ST NE @ 86TH AVE NE
86TH DR NE @ 87TH AVE NE
87TH AVE NE @ 79TH ST NE
85TH AVE NE @ 82ND ST NE
GROVE ES
KELLOGG MARSH ES
Route:20
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13527 67TH AVE NE
8211 WADE RD
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11208 67TH AVE NE
10211 91ST AVE NE
108TH ST NE@83RD AVE NE
62ND AVE NE@107TH PL NE
10620 66TH AVE NE
98TH ST NE@81ST AVE NE
6803 100TH ST NE
9902/9906 67TH AVE NE
KELLOGG MARSH ES
Route:44
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9121 131ST AVE NE
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INGRAHAM@88TH ST NE
INGRAHAM@78TH DR NE
INGRAHAM@76TH AVE NE
88TH PL NE@77TH AVE NE
INGRAHAM@87TH PL NE
KELLOGG MARSH ES
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10710 130TH AVE NE
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10824 123RD AVE NE
11905 108TH ST NE
9824 115TH AVE NE
9710 115TH AVE NE
8704 115TH AVE NE
8602 115TH AVE NE
8514 74TH DR NE
KELLOGG MARSH ES
LIBERTY ES
Route:38
9:10 AM 64TH ST NE@56TH DR NE
9:12 AM 6110 64TH ST NE - WEST
DRIVEWAY
9:12 AM6110 64TH ST NE - EAST
DRIVEWAY
9:14 AM 6508 64TH ST NE
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MOBILE HM PK
9:18 AM SUNNYSIDE BLVD@57TH DR NE
9:19 AM 5620 61ST ST NE
9:26 AM LIBERTY ES
Route:45
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BEACH AVE@9TH ST
BEACH AVE@8TH ST
1024 CEDAR AVE
9TH ST@DELTA AVE
LIBERTY ES
Route:71
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9:15 AM
9:17 AM
9:19 AM
9:19 AM
9:21 AM
9:22 AM
9:24 AM
9:30 AM
BEACH AVE@SHORT ST
1258 BEACH AVE
1081 CEDAR AVE
515 BEACH AVE
620 BEACH AVE
ASH AVE@9TH ST
ASH AVE@10TH ST
ASH AVE@GROVE ST
LIBERTY ES
Route:84
9:11 AM 1234 CEDAR AVE
9:13 AM CEDAR AVE@WILDWOOD ST
9:17 AM 1350 CEDAR AVE NORTH
9:20 AM 1376/1374 CEDAR AVE
9:22 AM 80TH ST NE@WESTWOOD
CROSSING
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9:30 AM LIBERTY ES
MARSHALL ES
Route: NEW
8:55 AM
8:56 AM
8:59 AM
9:01 AM
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9:05 AM
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9:20 AM
4018 128TH ST NE
46TH DR NE@131ST PL NE
43RD AVE NE@123RD PL NE
MARSHALL ES
Route:82
8:51 AM
PL NE
8:56 AM
9:05 AM
9:07 AM
9:08 AM
9:10 AM
9:13 AM
9:15 AM
9:20 AM
SMOKEY POINT BLVD@150TH
122ND ST NE@39TH AVE NE
38TH AVE NE@121ST ST NE
3827 120TH PL NE
3627 122ND ST NE
MARSHALL ES
Route:83
8:33 AM
8:34 AM
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8:42 AM
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8:48 AM
8:51 AM
8:53 AM
8:54 AM
8:58 AM
8:59 AM
9:00 AM
9:07 AM
9:10 AM
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9:22 AM
1930 116TH ST NE
1819 118th ST NE
11524 19TH AVE NE
120TH ST NE@117TH ST NW
12820 3RD AVE NE
13233 3RD AVE NE
2420 128TH ST NE
3710 116TH ST NE
MARSHALL ES
PINEWOOD ES
Route:35
8:47 AM
8:49 AM
8:49 AM
8:51 AM
8:52 AM
8:52 AM
8:53 AM
8:55 AM
8:55 AM
9:03 AM
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9:20 AM
STATE AVE@103RD PL NE
4333 105TH PL NE
105TH PL NE@STATE AVE
3805 104TH ST NE
38TH AVE NE@38TH DR NE
9810 STATE AVE
62ND DR NE@99TH PL NE
62ND DR NE@97TH ST NE
STATE AVE@81ST PL NE
PINEWOOD ES
Route:72
8:38 AM
8:38 AM
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36TH AVE NE@82ND PL NE
8425 36TH AVE NE
9503 35TH AVE NE
3724 98TH ST NE
3607 100TH PL NE
3826 100TH PL NE
5945 GROVE ST
57TH DR NE@56TH DR NE
5215 GROVE ST
84TH ST NE@41ST DR NE
8515 STATE AVE
PINEWOOD ES
QUIL CEDA - TULALIP ES
Route:1
8:43 AM 36TH AVE NW@TUL BOYS & GIRLS CLUB
8:55 AM QUIL CEDA TULALIP ES
Route:56
8:16 AM
8:19 AM
8:21 AM
8:22 AM
8:24 AM
8:25 AM
140TH ST NW@76TH AVE NW
140TH ST NW@52ND AVE NW
139TH ST NW@39TH DR NW
13722 36TH DR NW
3018 140TH ST NW
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8:29 AM
8:30 AM
8:31 AM
8:32 AM
8:33 AM
8:34 AM
8:35 AM
8:37 AM
8:38 AM
8:57 AM
9:00 AM
13522 12TH AVE NW
13218 12TH AVE NW
12TH AVE NW@130TH ST NW
12714/12711 12TH AVE NW
126TH PL NW@12TH AVE NW
917 124TH PL NW
8TH DR NW@125TH PL NW
12625 12TH AVE NW
129TH PL NW@8TH DR NW
8TH DR NW@131ST ST NW
QUIL CEDA TULALIP ES
Route:74
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7120 35TH AVE NE
22ND DR NE@67TH PL NE
6917 22ND DR NE
22ND DR NE@21ST DR NE
21ST DR NE@67TH PL NE
6524 21ST DR NE
6830 19TH AVE NE
6806 19TH AVE NE
6710 19TH AVE NE
6829 14TH AVE NE
7309 14TH AVE NE
7519 14TH AVE NE
7118 14TH AVE NE
7110 14TH AVE NE
7102 14TH AVE NE
6814 14TH AVE NE
MARINE DR NE@23RD AVE NE
Route:81
8:05 AM 123 MARINE DR NE
8:14 AM 9915 MARINE DR NW
8:17 AM MARINE DR NW@115TH ST NW
8:18 AM 12015 MARINE DR NW - PORT SUSAN
8:22 AM 12702 marine dr nw
8:29 AM MARINE DR NW@ARCADIA RD
8:30 AM HERMOSA BEACH RD@
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8:31 AM HERMOSA BEACH RD@77TH PL NW
8:33 AM 42ND DR NW@78TH PL NW
8:35 AM LARRY PRICE LP RD@EZRA HATCH RD
8:38 AM WALTER MOSES JR DR@28TH DR NW
8:44 AM 4912 MERIDIAN AVE N
8:45 AM 5203/5202 MERIDIAN AVE N
8:45 AM MERIDIAN AVE N@55TH ST NE
8:48 AM 60TH ST NW@6TH AVE NW
8:49 AM 5912 6TH AVE NW
8:50 AM 6TH AVE NW@57TH PL NW
8:51 AM 6TH AVE NW@56TH ST NW
8:53 AM 4925 6TH AVE NW
Route:92
8:22 AM MARINE DR NE@7TH AVE NE
8:27 AM MARINE DR NW@62ND ST NW
8:28 AM MARINE DR NW@EDWARD BEATTY RD
8:29 AM LLOYD HATCH SR DR@
ALPHONSUS BOB LOOP D
8:31 AM TOTEM BEACH RD@70TH ST
NW
8:34 AM MISSION BEACH RD@
MISSIONS HILL RD
8:35 AM 5916 MISSION BEACH RD
8:36 AM 3330 MISSION BEACH DR
8:40 AM MISSION BEACH DR@39TH DR NW
8:45 AM 6431 JOSEPH CHARLES JR LP
8:46 AM 2722 JOSEPH CHARLES JR LP
8:51 AM 12TH AVE NW@POTLATCH BEACH RD
8:53 AM PRIEST POINT DR NW@
OLDTULALIP RD
8:54 AM 4431 PRIEST POINT DR NW
8:56 AM PRIEST POINT DR NW@GAYS DR
8:57 AM MERIDIAN AVE N@PRIEST POINT DR NW
8:58 AM MERIDIAN AVE N@43RD PL NW
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Route:94
8:46 AM 36TH AVE NW@TUL BOYS & GIRLS CLUB
Route:95
8:27 AM
8:38 AM
8:38 AM
8:39 AM
8:40 AM
8:42 AM
8:44 AM
8:49 AM
8:50 AM
8:52 AM
8:58 AM
4710 64TH ST NE
1ST ST@COLUMBIA AVE
2ND ST@ALDER AVE
2ND ST@QUINN AVE
2ND ST@UNION AVE
61ST ST NE@51ST AVE NE
3RD ST@UNION AVE
Route:99
8:19 AM 3006 TURK DR
8:21 AM TURK DR@26TH AVE NW
8:25 AM TURK DR@VAN NESS
8:25 AM TURK DR@PERCIVAL RD
8:27 AM TURK DR@82ND ST NW
8:31 AM TURK DR@21ST AVE NW
8:36 AMWATER WORKS RD@86TH ST
NW
8:36 AM 9131 WATER WORKS RD
8:43 AM VERLE HATCH DR@ELLISON JAMES DR
8:44 AM ELLISON JAMES DR@REUBEN SHELTON DR
SHOULTES ES
Route:37
9:02 AM
9:05 AM
9:06 AM
9:10 AM
9:12 AM
9:20 AM
4920 152nd st ne
6302 152ND ST NE
SHOULTES ES
Route:79
8:53 AM CEDARCREST MS
8:58 AM 59TH DR NE@97TH ST NE
9:13 AM 51ST AVE NE@146TH ST NE
9:15 AM 14110 51ST AVE NE
9:18 AM 13020 48TH AVE NE
9:20 AM SHOULTES ES
SUNNYSIDE ES
Route:19
9:02 AM
9:03 AM
9:04 AM
9:05 AM
9:06 AM
9:08 AM
9:09 AM
9:11 AM
9:12 AM
9:13 AM
9:16 AM
9:17 AM
9:18 AM
9:19 AM
9:23 AM
4222 71ST AVE NE
73RD DR NE@35TH PL NE
73RD DR NE@35TH ST NE
3309 71ST AVE NE
3606 71ST AVE NE
6804/6815 40TH ST NE
SUNNYSIDE ES
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9:04 AM
9:06 AM
9:08 AM
9:09 AM
9:10 AM
9:12 AM
9:13 AM
9:23 AM
6712 58TH ST NE
6705 57TH ST NE
58TH ST NE@57TH ST NE
SUNNYSIDE ES
Route:86
8:57 AM
8:58 AM
8:58 AM
9:00 AM
9:01 AM
9:04 AM
9:06 AM
9:08 AM
9:10 AM
9:13 AM
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9:17 AM
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9:19 AM
9:23 AM
1916 SUNNYSIDE BLVD
2008 SUNNYSIDE BLVD
2531 SUNNYSIDE BLVD
2324 75TH AVE NE
3220 71ST AVE NE
3104 71ST AVE NE
SUNNYSIDE BLVD@68TH DR NE
29TH PL NE@SUNNYSIDE BLVD
3016 SUNNYSIDE BLVD
SUNNYSIDE BLVD@33RD PL NE
SUNNYSIDE BLVD@36TH ST NE
SUNNYSIDE ES
Route:98
9:07 AM
9:09 AM
9:09 AM
9:10 AM
9:11 AM
9:12 AM
9:12 AM
9:13 AM
9:14 AM
9:16 AM
9:18 AM
9:18 AM
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5415 SUNNYSIDE BLVD
5004 SUNNYSIDE BLVD
4904 SUNNYSIDE BLVD
4706 SUNNYSIDE BLVD
4603 SUNNYSIDE BLVD
SUNNYSIDE BLVD@44TH PL NE
SUNNYSIDE BLVD@42ND ST NE
SUNNYSIDE ES
Route:100
9:02 AM
9:03 AM
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9:05 AM
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9:07 AM
9:09 AM
9:10 AM
9:11 AM
9:13 AM
9:15 AM
9:15 AM
9:16 AM
9:17 AM
9:18 AM
9:23 AM
49TH PL NE@72ND DR NE
7404 46TH PL NE
75TH AVE@50TH PL NE
52ND ST NE@73RD AVE NE
52ND ST NE@71ST AVE NE
52ND ST NE@70TH DR NE
SUNNYSIDE ES
7:51 AM
7:52 AM
7:54 AM
7:55 AM
7:57 AM
8:01 AM
8:02 AM
8:10 AM
8:15 AM
82ND PL NE@36TH AVE NE
CEDARCREST MS
Route:44
8:03 AM
8:04 AM
8:05 AM
8:05 AM
8:06 AM
8:15 AM
51ST AVE NE@114TH PL NE (EAST SIDE)
CEDARCREST MS
Route:51
7:06 AM
7:07 AM
7:08 AM
7:09 AM
7:14 AM
7:23 AM
7:32 AM
7:33 AM
7:36 AM
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8:02 AM
8:06 AM
8:08 AM
8:08 AM
8:15 AM
84TH ST NE @101ST AVE NE
11318 84TH ST NE
7810 143RD AVE NE
9810 146TH AVE NE
9430 146TH AVE NE
14333 84TH ST NE
14117 84TH ST NE
10311 115TH AVE NE
11905 108TH ST NE
12011 108TH ST NE
11027 123RD AVE NE
8832 99TH AVE NE
8726 99TH AVE NE
CEDARCREST MS
Route:52
8:00 AM
8:01 AM
8:04 AM
8:06 AM
8:07 AM
8:10 AM
8:15 AM
CEDARCREST MS
Route:57
7:43 AM
7:44 AM
7:46 AM
7:46 AM
7626 108TH ST NE
8101 108TH ST NE
52ND ST NE@61ST DR NE
SUNNYSIDE ES
Route:55
8:58 AM 60TH PL NE@64TH AVE NE
8:59 AM 60TH PL NE@60TH DR NE
9:00 AM 60TH DR NE@SUNNYSIDE HILLS
9:01 AM 5627 60TH DR NE
9:01 AM 56TH PL NE@61ST DR NE
9:03 AM 63RD AVE NE@58TH ST NE
9:05 AM 64TH AVE NE@58TH ST NE
9:09 AM 6609 60TH PL NE
9:11 AM 64TH AVE NE@55TH PL NE
9:12 AM 64TH AVE NE@53RD PL NE
9:13 AM 52ND ST NE@65TH DR NE
9:17 AM 44TH ST NE@70TH AVE NE
9:23 AM SUNNYSIDE ES
Route:85
8:55 AM
8:58 AM
9:00 AM
9:02 AM
5415 67TH AVE NE
61ST PL NE@69TH AVE NE
7:47 AM
7:48 AM
7:48 AM
7:50 AM
7:51 AM
7:53 AM
7:55 AM
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7:59 AM
8:00 AM
8:02 AM
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SHOULTES RD@106TH ST NE
SHOULTES RD@104TH PL NE
104TH PL NE@106TH ST NE
51ST AVE NE@101ST PL NE
4505 100TH ST NE
9810 STATE AVE
CEDARCREST MS
Route:97
7:34 AM
7:35 AM
7:37 AM
7:38 AM
7:41 AM
7:48 AM
7:54 AM
7:59 AM
8:00 AM
8:01 AM
8:02 AM
8:02 AM
8:03 AM
8:05 AM
8:08 AM
8:15 AM
7129 112TH ST NE
11722 67TH AVE NE
11921 67TH AVE NE
14001 67TH AVE NE
WADE RD@81ST AVE NE
6603 132ND ST NE
12712 51ST AVE NE
11730 51ST AVE NE
11408 51ST AVE NE
62ND AVE NE@107TH PL NE
CEDARCREST MS
MARYSVILLE MS
Route:19
7:53 AM 1916 SUNNYSIDE BLVD
7:58 AM 68TH DR NE@38TH PL NE
8:02 AM SUNNYSIDE BLVD @ 68TH DR NE
8:02 AM 29TH PL NE@SUNNYSIDE BLVD
8:03 AM SUNNYSIDE BLVD@33RD PL NE
8:04 AM SUNNYSIDE BLVD@36TH ST NE
8:05 AM SUNNYSIDE BLVD@38TH PL NE
8:05 AM SUNNYSIDE BLVD@42ND ST NE
8:06 AM SUNNYSIDE BLVD@44TH PL NE
8:08 AM SUNNYSIDE BLVD@57TH DR NE
8:15 AM MARYSVILLE MS
2305 SUNNYSIDE BLVD A&T
6605/6605` 40TH ST NE
Route:24
7:50 AM
7:53 AM
7:55 AM
7:57 AM
7:59 AM
8:02 AM
8:15 AM
MARYSVILLE MS
Route:35
7:57 AM
7:59 AM
8:01 AM
8:04 AM
8:15 AM
BEACH AVE@SHORT ST
BEACH AVE@GROVE ST
BEACH AVE@10TH ST
CEDAR AVE@WILDWOOD ST
MARYSVILLE MS
Route:37
Route:52
9:14 AM
9:15 AM
9:16 AM
9:17 AM
9:17 AM
9:23 AM
Route:83
Middle Schools
CEDARCREST MS
Route:14
8:08 AM
8:10 AM
8:11 AM
8:15 AM
67TH AVE NE@101ST PL NE
CEDARCREST MS
Route:20
8:05 AM
8:06 AM
8:07 AM
8:08 AM
8:10 AM
8:15 AM
52ND AVE NE@107TH ST NE
51ST AVE NE@102ND PL NE
CEDARCREST MS
Route:26
7:49 AM
7:51 AM
7:54 AM
7:55 AM
7:57 AM
7:59 AM
8:03 AM
8:05 AM
8:06 AM
8:07 AM
8:08 AM
8:10 AM
8:11 AM
8:15 AM
6710 100TH ST NE
7416 100TH ST NE
6803 100TH ST NE
INGRAHAM@88TH ST NE
INGRAHAM@78TH DR NE
INGRAHAM@76TH AVE NE
INGRAHAM@87TH PL NE
CEDARCREST MS
Route:79
8:03 AM 5200 100TH ST NE - CASCADE ES
8:06 AM 62ND DR NE@99TH ST NE
8:12 AM 9902 67TH AVE NE
8:15 AM CEDARCREST MS
7:39 AM 51ST AVE NE@SHOULTES ES
7:41 AM 14126 51ST AVE NE
7:42 AM 143RD PL NE@TIMBERBROOK DR
7:44 AM TIMBERBROOK DR@55TH DR NE
7:48 AM 143RD PL NE@57TH AVE NE
7:53 AM 140TH PL NE@53RD DR NE
7:56 AM 15123 51ST AVE NE
7:58 AM 6302 152ND ST NE
8:15 AM MARYSVILLE MS
Route:38
7:51 AM
7:52 AM
7:54 AM
7:54 AM
7:55 AM
7:56 AM
8:15 AM
128TH PL NE@53RD AVE NE
128TH PL NE@52ND AVE NE
MARYSVILLE MS
Route:40
8:01 AM
8:03 AM
8:04 AM
8:05 AM
8:05 AM
8:06 AM
8:07 AM
8:15 AM
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7:56 AM
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8:00 AM
8:03 AM
8:15 AM
73RD DR NE@35TH ST NE
2324 75TH AVE NE
MARYSVILLE MS
Route:72
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7:56 AM
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7:59 AM
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STATE AVE@106TH PL NE
43RD DR NE@123RD PL NE
123RD PL NE@42ND DR NE
123RD PL NE@41ST AVE NE
4630 123RD PL NE
MARYSVILLE MS
Route:78
7:22 AM 2420 128TH ST NE
7:27 AM 1824 128TH ST NE
7:29 AM 13427 19TH AVE NE
7:30 AM 13924 19TH AVE NE
7:33 AM 13233 3RD AVE NE
7:35 AM 12820 3RD AVE NE
7:37 AM ASPEN DRIVE@2ND DR NE
7:43 AM 11429 11TH DR NE
7:46 AM 1429/1427 118TH ST NE
7:47 AM 1620 118TH ST NE
7:48 AM 1803 118TH ST NE
7:49 AM 1930 116TH ST NE
7:54 AM 3710 116TH ST NE
7:55 AM 11811 STATE AVE
7:59 AM 122ND ST NE@39TH AVE NE
7:59 AM 122ND ST NE@38TH AVE NE
8:01 AM 38TH AVE NE@121ST ST NE
8:15 AMMARYSVILLE MS
2108 116TH ST NE - 10TH ST
2512 116TH ST NE - A&T
Route:84
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7:53 AM
7:55 AM
7:56 AM
7:59 AM
8:00 AM
8:02 AM
8:15 AM
132ND ST NE@QUIL SCENIC DR
MARYSVILLE MS
Route:85
7:55 AM
7:57 AM
7:58 AM
8:00 AM
8:01 AM
8:05 AM
8:15 AM
6508 64TH ST NE
61ST PL NE@68TH DR NE
6700 58TH ST NE
MARYSVILLE MS
Route:88
7:42 AM
PL NE
7:43 AM
7:47 AM
7:49 AM
7:58 AM
7:59 AM
8:00 AM
8:01 AM
8:02 AM
8:15 AM
4920 152ND ST NE
139TH ST NE@139TH PL NE
MARYSVILLE MS
Route:98
8:00 AM
8:01 AM
8:02 AM
8:03 AM
8:04 AM
8:05 AM
8:05 AM
8:06 AM
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56TH PL NE@61ST DR NE
MARYSVILLE MS
Route:100
7:56 AM
7:56 AM
8:00 AM
8:01 AM
8:02 AM
8:03 AM
8:03 AM
8:05 AM
8:05 AM
8:05 AM
8:15 AM
7424 46TH PL NE
52ND ST NE@73RD AVE NE
52ND ST NE@71ST AVE NE
MARYSVILLE MS
TOTEM MS
Route:1
8:01 AM 36TH AVE NW@TULALIP B&G CLUB
8:06 AM6700 TOTEM BEACH RD FITNESS CLUB
8:20 AM TOTEM MS
Route:36
7:23 AM MARINE DR NW@114TH PL NW
7:24 AM 12015 MARINE DR NW - PORT
SUSAN
7:32 AMMARINE DR NW@TULALIP
SHORES RD
7:36 AM HERMOSA BEACH RD@77TH
PL NW
7:40 AMLLOYD HATCH SR DR@WESLEY
CHARLES LN
7:41 AMLLOYD HATCH SR DR@ERNIE
CLADOOSBY SR S
7:44 AMMISSION BEACH RD@
MISSIONS HILL RD
7:45 AMMISSION BEACH DR@MISSION
BEACH HTS RD
7:55 AM64TH ST NW@JOSEPH
CHARLES JR LP
7:58 AM MARINE DR NW@12TH AVE NW
8:15 AM TOTEM MS
Route:45
7:52 AM 60TH DR NE@81ST PL NE
7:56 AM 7602 84TH ST NE
7:56 AM 74TH DR NE@83RD PL NE
7:57 AM74TH DR NE@81ST PL
NE@72ND DR NE
7:58 AM 76TH AVE NE@77TH AVE NE
8:01 AM 82ND PL NE@80TH DR NE
8:04 AM 72ND DR NE@78TH ST NE
8:05 AM GROVE ST@69TH AVE NE
8:15 AM TOTEM MS
Route:46
7:53 AM
7:55 AM
7:56 AM
7:57 AM
7:59 AM
7:59 AM
8:00 AM
8:02 AM
8:02 AM
8:03 AM
8:15 AM
73RD ST NE@72ND AVE NE
81ST DR NE@66TH ST NE
GROVE ST@67TH ST NE
TOTEM MS
Route:47
7:45 AM
7:46 AM
7:47 AM
7:51 AM
7:53 AM
7:55 AM
7:56 AM
7:58 AM
8:01 AM
8:05 AM
8:07 AM
8:08 AM
8:15 AM
61ST ST NE@51ST AVE NE
61ST ST NE@53RD AVE NE
63RD PL NE@73RD AVE NE
TOTEM MS
Route:60
7:36 AM WALTER MOSES JR DR@28TH
DR NW
7:37 AMLARRY PRICE LP RD@EZRA
HATCH RD
7:53 AM WATER WORKS RD@86TH ST NW
7:59 AM ELLISON JAMES DR@STEVE WILLIAMS DR
8:15 AM TOTEM MS
Route:71
7:46 AM
7:47 AM
7:48 AM
7:48 AM
7:49 AM
7:55 AM
7:56 AM
7:59 AM
6705 73RD ST NE
73RD ST NE@68TH AVE NE
71ST AVE NE@72ND ST NE
71ST AVE NE@71ST ST NE
7:59 AM
8:00 AM
8:02 AM
8:04 AM
8:04 AM
8:15 AM
6700 67TH AVE NE
TOTEM MS
Route:86
7:57 AM
7:58 AM
8:00 AM
8:02 AM
8:04 AM
8:04 AM
8:05 AM
8:06 AM
8:07 AM
8:07 AM
8:15 AM
GROVE ST@74TH ST NE
GROVE ST@59TH DR NE
GROVE ST@65TH DR NE
64TH AVE NE@72ND ST NE
5906 70TH ST NE
TOTEM MS
Route:89
7:33 AM
7:36 AM
7:38 AM
7:38 AM
7:43 AM
7:43 AM
7:44 AM
7:45 AM
7:45 AM
7:46 AM
7:47 AM
7:50 AM
7:51 AM
8:15 AM
3520 140TH ST NW
13030 12TH AVE NW
126TH PL NW@12TH AVE NW
12429 12TH AVE NW
917 124TH PL NW
TOTEM MS
Route:92
7:41 AM
7:43 AM
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7:44 AM
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7:45 AM
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6830 19TH AVE NE
6710 19TH AVE NE
1229 MARINE DR NE
MARINE DR NE@7TH AVE NE
43RD ST NW@PRIEST POINT
MERIDIAN AVE N@43RD PL NW
4425 MERIDIAN AVE N
5203/5202 MERIDIAN AVE N
5805 6TH AVE NW
6TH AVE NW@57TH PL NW
MARINE DR NE@7TH AVE NE
928 MARINE DR NE
TOTEM MS
Route:94
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7:57 AM 27TH AVE NE@SANDRA MADISON LP
7:58 AM 27TH AVE NE@LEVI LAMONT RD
8:06 AM 22ND DR NE@67TH PL NE
8:09 AM MARINE DR NE@23RD AVE NE
8:15 AM TOTEM MS
Route:96
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83RD AVE NE@83RD DR NE
82ND AVE NE@83RD ST NE
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Route:1
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A&T
Route:19
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GROVE ST@71ST AVE NE
71ST AVE NE@72ND ST NE
71ST AVE NE@71ST ST NE
6700 67TH AVE NE
MGHS
MPHS
Route:20
6:44 AM 4603/4601 100TH ST NE
6:47 AM 51ST AVE NE@114TH PL NE
(EAST SIDE)
6:52 AM 121ST ST NE@54TH DR NE
6:54 AM 51ST AVE NE@110TH ST NE
6:55 AM 108TH ST NE@53RD DR NE
7:05 AM MGHS
7:30 AM MARYSVILLE MTN VIEW HS
Route:26
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9503 35TH AVE NE
MGHS
MPHS
Route:35
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PL NE
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3622 152ND ST NE
4920 152ND ST NE
14126 51ST AVE NE
128TH PL NE@52ND AVE NE
126TH PL NE@51ST DR NE
MGHS
MPHS
Route:37
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6:48 AM
6:50 AM
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DR
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7:07 AM
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7:35 AM
143RD PL NE@TIMBERBROOK
6302 152ND ST NE
MGHS
MPHS
Route:38
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7:35 AM
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MGHS
MPHS
Route:40
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6:52 AM
6:56 AM
6:57 AM
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6:58 AM
7:02 AM
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4904 SUNNYSIDE BLVD
4706 SUNNYSIDE BLVD
5017 SUNNYSIDE BLVD
MGHS
MPHS
Route:44
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6:44 AM
6:46 AM
6:47 AM
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6:55 AM
11722 67TH AVE NE
11903 67TH AVE NE
12717 67TH AVE NE
6604 132ND ST NE
132ND ST NE@QUIL SCENIC DR
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51ST AVE NE@133RD PL NE
139TH ST NE@139TH PL NE
12710/12712 51ST AVE NE
MGHS
MPHS
Route:45
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7:01 AM
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MPHS
Route:46
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7:01 AM
7:02 AM
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7:07 AM
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7:35 AM
47TH AVE NE@LIBERTY LN
10TH ST@COLUMBIA AVE
9TH ST@COLUMBIA AVE
UNION AVE@8TH ST
UNION AVE@5TH ST
ARMAR RD@50TH DR NE
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MPHS
Route:52
7:01 AM
7:02 AM
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7:05 AM
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GROVE ST@73RD ST NE
81ST DR NE@GROVE ST
MGHS
MPHS
Route:55
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55TH AVE NE@GROVE ST
GROVE ST@59TH DR NE
MGHS
MPHS
Route:56
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7:45 AM
138TH ST NW@36TH DR NW
36TH DR NW@139TH ST NW
3520 140TH ST NW
3018 140TH ST NW
13810 12TH AVE NW
13030 12TH AVE NW
13321 12TH AVE NW
222 140TH ST NE
13321 3RD AVE NE
12820 3RD AVE NE
3RD AVE NE@ASPEN DRIVE
ASPEN DRIVE@2ND DR NE
11429/11424 11TH DR NE
1429/1427 118TH ST NE
1930 116TH ST NE
2108 116TH ST NE
2512 116TH ST NE
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A&T
Route:57
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6:43 AM
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STATE AVE@106TH PL NE
109TH PL NE@STATE AVE
9810 STATE AVE
48TH DR NE@92ND ST NE
MGHS
MPHS
Route:71
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6:54 AM
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6918 100TH ST NE
7416 100TH ST NE
8700 67TH AVE NE
MGHS
Route:73
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1814 SUNNYSIDE BLVD
2305 SUNNYSIDE BLVD
2333 SUNNYSIDE BLVD
2531 SUNNYSIDE BLVD
2324 75TH AVE NE
29TH PL NE@SUNNYSIDE BLVD
SUNNYSIDE BLVD@33RD PL NE
MGHS
MPHS
Route:74
6:26 AM MARINE DR NE@7TH AVE NE
6:27 AM MARINE DR NE@2ND AVE NE
6:39 AM 7118 14TH AVE NE
6:44 AM 6830 19TH AVE NE
6:44 AM 19TH AVE NE@72ND ST NE
6:47 AM 21ST DR NE@67TH PL NE
6:48 AM 67TH PL NE@22ND DR NE
6:50 AM 27TH AVE NE@OLD TULALIP RD
6:51 AM 27TH AVE NE@SANDRA
MADISON LP
6:52 AM 27TH AVE NE@81ST ST NE
6:54 AM 8714 27TH AVE NE
7:15 AM MGHS
Route:79
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6:44 AM
6:46 AM
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6:53 AM
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7:13 AM
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7412 59TH ST NE@CUL-DE-SAC
61ST PL NE@68TH DR NE
7115 63RD PL NE
63RD PL NE@73RD AVE NE
76TH AVE NE@75TH AVE NE
MGHS
MPHS
Route:81
6:03 AM 12015 MARINE DR NW - PORT
SUSAN
6:07 AM MARINE DR NW@135TH PL NW
6:09 AMMARINE DR NW@76TH AVE NW
(TULARE)
6:14 AMMARINE DR NW@TULALIP
SHORES RD
6:18 AM HERMOSA BEACH RD@77TH
PL NW
6:21 AM 36TH AVE NW@TULALIP B&G
CLUB
6:24 AM MARINE DR NW@LARRY PRICE
LP RD
6:29 AM 4431 PRIEST POINT DR NW
6:32 AMMERIDIAN AVE N@PRIEST
POINT DR NW
6:33 AM MERIDIAN AVE N@43RD PL NW
6:40 AM 60TH ST NW@6TH AVE NW
6:41 AM 6TH AVE NW@57TH PL NW
6:53 AM COLUMBIA AVE@2ND ST
6:54 AM 2ND ST@QUINN AVE
6:55 AM 2ND ST@UNION AVE
7:10 AM MGHS
7:45 AM A & T
Route:82
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6:59 AM
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7626 108TH ST NE
7920 108TH ST NE
10008 91ST AVE NE
10221 99TH AVE NE
8832 99TH AVE NE
MGHS
MPHS
Route:83
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MPHS
Route:84
6:54 AM
6:56 AM
6:57 AM
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7:01 AM
7:02 AM
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MGHS
MPHS
Route:85
6:54 AM
6:55 AM
6:56 AM
6:57 AM
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6:59 AM
7:01 AM
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SHOULTES RD@106TH ST NE
51ST AVE NE@102ND PL NE
100TH ST NE@58TH AVE
107TH PL NE@63RD DR NE
67TH AVE NE@101ST PL NE
MGHS
Route:88
6:47 AM
6:48 AM
6:51 AM
6:53 AM
6:54 AM
6:58 AM
7:01 AM
7:02 AM
7:13 AM
7:35 AM
BEACH AVE@SHORT ST
BEACH AVE@GROVE ST
BEACH AVE@10TH ST
BEACH AVE@8TH ST
BEACH AVE@6TH ST
1350 CEDAR AVE
8515 STATE AVE
MGHS
MPHS
Route:95
6:38 AM
6:39 AM
6:41 AM
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6:45 AM
6:56 AM
6:57 AM
6:58 AM
6:59 AM
7:01 AM
7:02 AM
7:15 AM
7:35 AM
2506 128TH ST NE
2420 128TH ST NE
2618 140TH ST NE
11811 STATE AVE
MGHS
MPHS
Route:97
7:03 AM74TH DR NE@81ST PL
NE@72ND DR NE
7:07 AM 73RD PL NE@78TH DR NE
7:16 AM 80TH AVE NE@80TH DR NE
7:18 AM 82ND AVE NE@83RD ST NE
7:19 AM INGRAHAM@88TH ST NE
7:35 AM MPHS
Route:98
6:55 AM
6:56 AM
6:58 AM
6:59 AM
5208 64TH ST NE
7:04 AM6110 64TH ST NE (EAST
DRIVEWAY)
7:14 AM MGHS
7:35 AM MPHS
Route:99
6:22 AMVERLE HATCH DR@ELLISON
JAMES DR
6:24 AM WATER WORKS RD@86TH ST
NW
6:31 AMLLOYD HATCH SR DR@ERNIE
CLADOOSBY SR S
6:32 AM TOTEM BEACH RD@70TH ST
NW
6:33 AM6700 TOTEM BEACH RD FITNESS CLUB
6:34 AM MISSION BEACH RD@
MISSIONS HILL RD
6:35 AMMISSION BEACH DR@MISSION
BEACH HTS RD
6:39 AM MISSION BEACH DR@39TH DR
NW
6:44 AM64TH ST NW@JOSEPH
CHARLES JR LP
7:10 AM MGHS
7:40 AM A & T
Route:100
6:47 AM 4416 67TH AVE NE
6:47 AM 6709 44TH ST NE
6:51 AM 6605 40TH ST NE
6:54 AM67TH AVE NE@CUL-DE-SAC AT
50TH PL NE
6:57 AM 49TH ST NE@71ST DR NE
6:57 AM 49TH PL NE@72ND DR NE
7:01 AM 75TH AVE@50TH PL NE
7:02 AM 52ND ST NE@73RD DR NE
7:02 AM 52ND ST NE@71ST AVE NE
7:03 AM 52ND ST NE@70TH DR NE
7:03 AM 5125 69TH AVE NE
7:14 AM MGHS
7:35 AM MPHS
Route:101
6:02 AM
6:02 AM
6:02 AM
6:03 AM
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6:05 AM
6:10 AM
6:18 AM
6:27 AM
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6:58 AM
7:05 AM
10202 84TH ST NE
11318 84TH ST NE
11904 84TH ST NE
12220 84TH ST NE
7810 143RD AVE NE
9806 146TH AVE NE
9430 146TH AVE NE
14333 84TH ST NE
14117 84TH ST NE
14109 84TH ST NE
8819 131ST AVE NE
8827 131ST AVE NE
8510 115TH AVE NE
8704 115TH AVE NE
9421 115TH AVE NE
11722 108TH ST NE
11905 108TH ST NE
11027 123RD AVE NE
129TH AVE@107TH ST NE
108TH ST@131ST AVE NE
9009 123RD AVE NE
8830 123RD AVE NE
8431 123RD AVE NE
10915 84TH ST NE
MGHS
18 Back to School 2015-16
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Marysville School District adopts New Phone System
The Marysville School District has changed its phone numbers District
wide as a new phone system has been installed. A list of new numbers
for the schools and key District departments is here and has been posted
to the District web site at msd25.org.
The new ShoreTel system is being funded by the technology levy
approved by Marysville School District voters in 2014. It replaces an
outdated system that was no longer being manufactured and increasingly
challenging to sustain.
The District will now have just one prefix for all numbers, 965. The
new main District Service Center number is 360-965-0000. The old main
numbers for the schools will be forwarded to the new main number.
Select District office and other extensions will also be forwarded, but the
bulk of the old phone numbers will not be forwarded to a new number.
As part of the new phone system, numbers and voicemail boxes are
no longer tied to an individual person. Rather, they are tied to a role or
a location. That means when 911 is dialed from a phone, the physical
location of that phone is also given to aid an emergency response.
For more information, contact the Marysville School District Technology
department, 360-965-0190.
MARYSVILLE SCHOOL DISTRICT
NEW PHONE NUMBERS
ELEMENTARY SCHOOLS PHONE
Allen Creek Elementary.....................................360-965-1100
Cascade Elementary.........................................360-965-1200
Grove Elementary..............................................360-965-1700
Kellogg Marsh Elementary................................360-965-1900
Liberty Elementary............................................360-965-1800
Marshall Elementary..........................................360-965-1600
Pinewood Elementary.......................................360-965-1300
Quil Ceda Tulalip Elementary............................360-965-3100
Shoultes Elementary.........................................360-965-1400
Sunnyside Elementary.......................................360-965-1500
MIDDLE SCHOOLS
PHONE
Cedarcrest Middle School................................360-965-0700
Marysville Middle School..................................360-965-0900
Totem Middle School........................................360-965-0500
10th Street School.............................................360-965-0400
HIGH SCHOOLS
PHONE
Marysville Getchell Campus
Academy of Construction & Engineering.........360-965-2300
Bio Med Academy.............................................360-965-2500
International School of Communications.........360-965-2400
School for the Entrepreneur..............................360-965-2600
Marysville Mountain View.................................360-965-3000
Marysville-Pilchuck...........................................360-965-2000
Marysville Tulalip Campus
Arts and Technology..........................................360-965-2900
Heritage.............................................................360-965-2800
TRANSPORTATION............................................360-965-0300
DISTRICT SERVICE CENTER............................360-965-0000
DEPARTMENTS
Assessment.......................................................360-965-0038
Athletics.............................................................360-965-0111
Career and Technical Education.......................360-965-0026
Communications...............................................360-965-0007
ECEAP................................................................360-965-0225
ELL.....................................................................360-965-0052
Elementary/Secondary Education....................360-965-0016
Facilities.............................................................360-965-0136
Facility Rentals..................................................360-965-0147
Finance..............................................................360-965-0096
Food Service......................................................360-965-0115
Human Resources.............................................360-965-0072
Indian Education................................................360-965-2863
Maintenance/Grounds/Security........................360-965-0136
Nurses................................................................360-965-2056
Registrar (High School).....................................360-965-0018
Risk Management..............................................360-965-0109
Special Education.............................................360-965-0170
Superintendent’s Office.....................................360-965-0005
Technology.........................................................360-965-0190
Truancy..............................................................360-965-2027
School Supply Lists
Elementary Level
Middle Level
__ #2 Pencils
__ Pink Eraser
__ Crayons
__ 12 colored pencils (7 inch)
__ Red pencil for correcting
__ Pocket style folder (bottom pockets)
(Grades 1 & 2)
__ 3 Ring 2” vinyl hardback binder
__ Notebook paper
o Wide ruled (Grades 1-4)
o College ruled (Grades 5-up)
__ Tissues (one box - like Kleenex)
__ White glue (8 oz. bottle)
__ Glue stick
__ 12” ruler
__ Scissors
__ Pencil case
__ Backpack
__ Spiral notebook (70 pages)
__ #2 Pencils
__ Eraser
__ Pens - black or blue
__ Red pen for correcting
__ Notebook paper - College ruled
__ Glue stick
__ 12” ruler
__ Scissors
__ Pencil case
__ Compass
__ Protractor
This is a generic list of typical school
supplies to be used as a resource guide for
families. Some schools may develop an
individual list for students, so check with
your child’s school if you have questions
about supplies for the new year.
High School Level
__ #2 Pencils
__ Eraser
__ Pens - black or blue
__ Red pen for correcting
__ Notebook paper - College ruled
__ Highlighter
__ 12” ruler
__ Scissors
__ Pencil case
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2015-2016 is shaping up to be an even
more exciting year for Marysville
Report on
Technology
By Scott Beebe
Director of Technology
It has been a whirlwind summer here in the Marysville School
District Technology Department
after a whirlwind school year. Last
summer I wrote to the community
outlining plans for the funds provided by the levy passed in February 2014. I’m thrilled to be writing
another update to share what we
were able to accomplish in year
one, and some really exciting news
for year two.
Our first major initiative last
year was building a robust wireless network across all District facilities, so we had the ability to connect students and staff to network
resources, regardless of location.
This involved significant design
work as we placed over 750 individual access points, all connected
back to a host controller at the
central office facility. We partnered
with a local Marysville company,
Advanced Classroom Technologies, to install more than 60 miles
of network cabling to connect and
install all of the access points.
The system went live in February
of last year, and now all District facilities also have Wi-Fi available to
the community during non-school
hours, as promised.
Having a robust Wi-Fi network
was an important first step in realizing the educational potential of
connecting students and teachers,
but it doesn’t do a whole lot of good
to have a wireless network with
nothing to connect to it.
Over the course of last school
year, we also put more than 2,000
new computing devices into service for students. Additionally, we
deployed 755 new laptops to our
teachers just before school ended in
June, which was the first Districtwide computer deployment for
teachers in a decade.
However, new computing resources alone are not the answer
though to improved outcomes for
students. Rather, it is what we do
with those computing resources to
improve the learning opportunities for students that will make a
difference.
As a result, we also worked
hard last year to define a profes-
sional course of study for teachers
in our District to provide teachers
with knowledge and skill to take
full advantage of connected classrooms. Our first cohort of teachers
in grades 9-11 began this multi-year
professional journey together earlier in August. Our really big project this summer involved designing and building an entirely new phone system,
because our old system was increasingly unstable and the company
that made it went out of business
many years ago.
We’ve placed 1,348 new phones
across the District and implemented a much more stable system that
will be easier to sustain and support. As part of this project, we also
put a consistent phone numbering
protocol in place for schools, which
in the long term will provide improved and consistent communication opportunities. In the short
term though, it means we have to
learn new phone numbers for the
school District. There is a listing of
key numbers on page 18 in the Back
to School Guide.
2015-2016 is shaping up to be an
even more exciting year for Marysville. Our teachers will be working
hard to learn about teaching in a
connected classroom, and that is
key to improving outcomes for
students.
Computing resources have become integral to professional and
personal life in a myriad of ways,
but not always in our schools, and
not always for every family. We’re
about to change that in Marysville.
Our major initiative for 2015-2016
will be placing a computing device
into the hands of every student in
grades 6-12 while also significantly
increasing access in the elementary
grades.
That’s a massive commitment
to our kids made possible by the
generosity of this community and
the work of our teachers. That universal access coupled with teachers
who are committed to making strategic and intentional use of technology in teaching and learning will
help Marysville kids take a big step
forward in accessing opportunities
in school and life.
The MSD Tech Team is thrilled
to continue the partnership with
this amazing community to give
our students tools to realize a bright
future.
Scott Beebe is the chief technology officer for the Marysville School
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School, Family and
Community Partnerships
Marysville School District recognizes the important role parents,
family, and the community play in
our students’ success. Communication cannot be emphasized enough,
even if for a brief moment, to let
your child know that you are a partner in their education.
Family Engagement
The District wishes to promote
respectful partnerships between educators, administrators and families
in order to support student learning
and positive child/youth development at home, in school, and in
the community. Below are ways in
which we hope to accomplish this.
Parent-Teacher Communication
Parents and family are the teacher’s best resource concerning their
child, and can help the teacher understand their child’s behavior, personality, likes and dislikes. Building a positive relationship with the
teacher and the school sends a positive message to your child about the
importance of their education. Be
sure and call the teacher or school if
you have questions.
It is always a good idea to make
sure your contact information in
the main school office is updated so
staff can reach you easily; and check
your child’s backpack daily to make
sure you are receiving important information from the school.
We continue to build meaningful
family engagement in our schools
in two ways:
1) Family Engagement Nights.
The engagements are intended for
all Marysville School District families to be advocates and participate
as partners in decision-making
affecting student success, learn
more about schools and school systems, and partner in their child’s
education.
Be on the lookout for the announcement of the next Family Engagement Night coming this fall.
2) Parent Advisory Council
(PAC). The PAC is to advise the Su-
perintendent on ways our schools
and school District can provide a
welcoming environment to all families, develop strong school-home
partnerships, and promote the active participation of parents, family,
and community members in the
achievement and well-being of all
students.
Community
has enjoyed a long history of support from numerous business
and industry partners in the surrounding community. From program contributions, donations of
resources to individual schools, to
supporting students in workplace
experience, these ongoing partnerships continue to provide collaborative opportunities.
The need for community partnerships has never been greater as
we strive to adequately prepare our
students for their future in an ever
changing global economy.
The Career and Technical Education (CTE) programs have active advisory committees that meet
regularly to assist those programs in
providing professional insight into
current industry standards, and relevant workplace opportunities.
CTE offers programs to students
from grades 7-12 affording all students the opportunity to experience real-world, hands on training
through project based activities.
Students are exposed to the skills
sets necessary to be successful in
the world of work in a career field of
their choice.
Career and College Readiness
(CCR) is a key component to each
CTE program. The Naviance CCR
Planning Program provides students and their parent/guardians
the tools necessary to explore career
and college planning.
Students participating in a high
school CTE program may also take
advantage of work-site learning that
occurs during the regular school
year, and provides the opportunity
to complete job shadowing and/
or internships with potential credit
options.
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