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Redmond, Wash. – The Lake Washington School District (LWSD) Board of Directors has selected Dr. Jon Holmen to be the next Lake Washington School District Superintendent. They announced their decision on Monday, March 23, 2020.

Redmond, Wash. – The Lake Washington School District has been following guidance from Public Health in an effort to stay open as long as possible. In light of the current information shared today by our elected officials, we believe it is time to plan for alternative ways to serve our community and families. 

In collaboration with our School Board of Directors and our Lake Washington Education Association, we have made the decision to close all schools from March 12 through March 27, and re-evaluate any further closures during that time. 

In light of today’s news about a King County resident’s death related to the Coronavirus (or COVID-19), and that additional cases are anticipated, we wanted to reach out to share what Lake Washington School District (LWSD) is doing to monitor and prepare for a potential increase in frequency of the Coronavirus in our schools.  

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    Technology

    Policy type: Operational Expectations
    Policy code: OE-13

    The Superintendent shall establish and maintain technology systems and applications consistent with accomplishment of the Board’s Results policies.

    The Superintendent shall:

    13.1    Develop and execute a comprehensive technology plan that directs the priorities and outcomes for the expenditure of technology resources.

    13.2    Provide a comprehensive and functional technology infrastructure that addresses need of all staff, students, and community.

    13.3    Provide easily accessible, relevant, and current data to appropriate users to direct school and instructional improvement planning.

    13.4    Provide for a safe and secure computing environment for students and staff that:

    1. Prohibits the use of technology resources for commercial, political, illegal, or indecent purposes or that disrupts the learning environment of students;
    2. Prohibits access to personal information about students or staff that does not have an educational purpose or that is not appropriately authorized;
    3. Prohibits collection of electronic information for which there is no legitimate need;  
    4. Uses methods of collecting, reviewing, transmitting, or storing information that protect against improper access to the information being elicited.

    {formerly EL-6, Student Learning Environment}
    Adopted:    
    07/07/03

    Revised:    
    01/26/04
    09/27/10
    11/19/12
    08/12/19 /Executive Limitations (EL) Policies changed to Operational Expectations (OE)

    Monitoring Method: Internal Report
    Monitoring Frequency: Annually

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