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HomeMy WebLinkAbout122010_ra01 Commissioners Briefing Session JEFFERSON COUNTY BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS AGENDA REQUEST TO: Board of County Commissioners Philip Morley, County Administrator FROM: Leslie Locke, Deputy Clerk of the Board DATE: December 20, 2010 SUBJECT: PROCLAMATION re: Proclaiming January 2011 as School Board Recognition Month STATEMENT OF ISSUE: Port Townsend School District has requested that the Commissioners approve and sign a proclamation for each school district in Jefferson County proclaiming January 2011 as School Board Recognition Month. Port Townsend School District Chimacum School District Quilcene School District Brinnon School District Sequim School District Queets/Clearwater School District Quillayute Valley School District RECOMMENDATION: Approve Proclamations re: Proclaiming January 2011 as School Board Recognition Month REVIEWED BY: I~~ Date PORT TOWNSEND SCHOOL DISTRICT "Discover the Power of'Learning" Superintendent (lene R. Lacs :;60 170-/150 I F/\X: 360 385<1617 \VW\v.ptschools.org Lincoln Building 450 Fir Street Port Townsend, Washington 98368 Hoard of Directors Anile Burkan iJollcy Carlson Bobby. DuBois Jennifer James \VilsolJ l5dh Y ollng December 8, 2010 Jefferson County Board of Commissioners Jefferson County Courthouse PO Box] 220 Port Townsend, W A 98368 Dear Commissioners: Once again, the Port Townsend School District is joining \-vith other districts throughout \Vashington to celebrate January as School Hoard Appreciation Month, Serving on the Port Townsend School Board arc: Anne Burkart, Holley Carlson, Bobby DuBois, Jennifer James-Wilson and Beth Young, I am writing to request that you to create a County Proclamation recognizing January: as School Board Appreciation Month, If possible, it would be nice for each board member to have an original, We will be recognizing the school board at the January 24, 2011, regular board meeting. I would be most appreciative or anything that you might be able to do, Also, Board Appreciation Month applies to Chimaculll, Quilcene and Brinnon, as \-vell all school districts state and nation-wide. Thank you for your help, Please call me at 379-4501 if you have any questions, Sincerely, ~~ Rosanne Butler Secretary to the Superintendent An Opportunity/Affirmative Action Employer ; PROCLAlvtA TION WHEREAS, the mission of Washington's public school system is to assure that all students achicvc at high levcls and possess the knowledge and skills to be responsible citizcns and enjoy productive and satisfying lives; and WHEREAS, Washington's 295 locally elected school boards are the heart and soul of the public education governance system in our statc; and WHEREAS, the districts they lead serve more than one million students, have a combined annual budget of$6 billion, and employ ncarly 100,000 people: and WHEREAS, school directors playa crucial role in promoting student learning and achievement by creating a vision, establishing policics and budgets, and setting clear standards of accountability for all involved: and WHEREAS, school directors are directly accountable to the citizens in their districts, serving as a vital link bctween members of the community and their schools: and WHEREAS, school directors providc a passionate voicc of advocacy for public schools and thc welfarc of school children; and WHEREAS, it is appropriate to recognize school board mcmbers as outstanding volunteers and champions for public education, NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED, the Jefferson County Board of Commissioners, do hereby declare our sincere gratitude and appreciation to the members of the Quillayute Valley School Board and proclaim January 20 I I, as Sc.hodl,,'Boa,rtL'R~UWl.t M01'\tlv We ask all citizens to join in the efforts to show our support and recognition for these dedicated volunteers who work diligently on behalf of our district's students. The future is in today's schools. PROCLAIMED this 20'" day of December, 20 10. SEAL: JEFFERSON COUNTY BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS David Sullivan, Chairman Phil Johnson, Member ATTEST: Raina Randall Deputy Clerk ofthe Board John Austin, Mcmher I' II I I " I I I I I' I I ,'. I' .; II II P'RC9CLA1vfA TIC9N WHEREAS, the mission of Washington's public school system is to assure that all students achieve at high levels and possess the knowledge and skills to be responsible citizens and cnjoy productive and satisfying lives: and WHEREAS, Washington's 295 locally elected school boards arc the heart and soul of the public education governance system in our state; and WHEREAS, the districts they lead serve more than one million students, have a combined annual budget of $6 billion, and employ nearly 100,000 people; and WHEREAS, school directors playa crucial role in promoting student learning and achievement by creating a vision, establishing policies and budgets, and setting clear standards of accountability for all involved; and WHEREAS, school directors arc directly accountable to the citizens in their districts, serving as a vital link between members of the community and their schools; and WHEREAS, school directors provide a passionate voice of advocacy far public schools and the welfare of school children: and WHEREAS, it is appropriate to recognize school board members as outstanding volunteers and champions for public education. NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED, the Jefferson County Board of Commissioners, do hereby declare our sincere gratitude and appreciation to the members of the Quilcene School Board and proclaim January 2011. as s chodl.t 'BOtitYdt 'R~L01IV M 01I'lt1v We ask all citizens to join in the efforts to show our support and recognition tar these dedicated volunteers who work diligently on behalf of our district's students. The future is in today's schools. PROCLAIMED this 20'" day of December, 2010. SEAL: JEFFERSON COUNTY BOARD OF COM:vtISSIONERS David Sullivan, Chairman Phil Johnson. Member ATTEST: Raina Randall Deputy Clerk of the Hoard John Austin. Member PROCLA MA TION WHEREAS, the mission ofWashin!,>ton's public school system is to assure that all students achieve at high levels and possess the knowledge and skills to be responsible citizens and enjoy productive and satisfying lives; and WHEREAS, Washington's 295 locally elected school boards arc the heart and soul ofthe public education governance system in our state; and II WHEREAS, the districts they lead serve more than one million students, have a combined annual budget of $6 billion, and employ nearly 100,000 people; and WHEREAS, school directors playa crucial role in promoting student learning and achievement by creating a vision, establishing policies and budgets, and setting clear standards of accountability for all involved; and WHEREAS, school directors are directly accountable to the citizens in their districts, serving as a vitalI ink between members of the community and their schools; and WHEREAS, school directors provide a passionate voice of advocacy for public schools and the welfare of school children; and WHEREAS, it is appropriate to recognize school board members as outstanding volunteers and champions for public education, NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED, the Jefferson County Board of Commissioners, do hereby declare our sincere gratitude and appreciation to the members oflhe Brinnon School Board and proclaim January 2011, as s c:.hoott '8()Ct.YlL 'R~LOrV lvf 01'ltht We ask all citizens to join in the efforts to show our support and recognition for these dedicated volunteers who work diligently on behalf of our district's students. The future is in today's schools. PROCLAIMED this 20'h day of December, 2010. SEAL: JEFFERSON COUNTY BOARD or COMMISSIONERS David Sullivan, Chairman Phil Johnson, Member ATTEST: Raina Randall Deputy Clerk ofthe Board John Austin, Member II II ! I ~ , I II I I II II II I' r I' PR<9CLAMA TI<9N I II i WHEREAS, the mission of Washington's public school system is to assure that all students achicve at high levels and possess the knowledge and skills to be responsible citizcns and enjoy productive and satisfying lives; and WHEREAS, Washinl,1:on's 295 locally clccted school boards are the heart and soul of the public education governance system in our state; and WHEREAS, the districts they lead servc more than onc million studcnts, have a combined annual budget of $6 billion, and employ nearly 100,000 people; and WHEREAS, school directors playa crucial role in promoting student learning and achievement by I creating a vision, establishing policies and budgets, and sctting clcar standards of accountability for all I involved; and I WHEREAS, school directors are directly accountable to thc citizens in their districts, serving as a I vital link between members of the community and their schools; and WHEREAS, school directors provide a passionate voice of advocacy for public schools and the welfare of school children; and WHEREAS, it is appropriatc to rccognizc school board members as outstanding volunteers and champions for public education. NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED, the Jefferson County Board of Commissioners, do hcrcby declare our sincere gratitude and appreciation to the members of the Chimacum School Board and proclaim January 201 Las 5 c::hoti/.; 13oa.r~ 'R~LCY\I M 01'\tht We ask all citizens to join in the efforts to show our support and rccognition for these dedicated volunteers who work diligently on behalf of our district's students. The future is in today' s schools. PROCLAlIIIED this 20'h day of December, 20 I O. SEAL: JEFFERSON COUNTY BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS David Sullivan, Chairman Phil Johnson, Mcmber ^ TTEST: Raina Randall Deputy Clerk ofthe Board John Austin, Membcr .1 PROCLAMA TION WHEREAS, the mission of Washington's public school system is to assure that all students achieve at high levels and possess the knowledge and skills to be responsible citizens and cnjoy productive and satisfying lives; and WHEREAS, Washington's 295 locally elected school boards are the heart and soul ofthc public education govcrnance system in our statc: and WHEREAS, the districts they lead serve more than one million students, have a combined annual budget ofS6 billion, and employ ncarly 100,000 people; and WHEREAS, school dircctors playa crucial role in promoting student learning and achievement by crcating a vision, establishing policies and budgets, and setting clear standards of accountability for all involved: and WHEREAS, school directors are directly accountable to the citizcns in thcir districts, scrving as a vital link between members ofthe community and their schools; and WHEREAS, school directors provide a passionate voice of advocacy for public schools and thc welfare of school children; and WHEREAS, it is appropriate to recognize school board members as outstanding volunteers and champions for public education, NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED, the Jefferson County Board of Commissioners, do hereby declare our sincere gratitude and appreciation to the members ofthc Port Townscnd School Board and proclaim January 2011, as S c:ho-ot-13()f;(.,ra, 'R~U)1ItI M01'\th- We ask all citizcns to join in the efforts to show our support and recognition for these dedicated volunteers who work diligently on behalf of our district's students, The futurc is in today's schools, PROCLAIMED this 20'1, day of December, 20 I O. David Sullivan, Chairman II I ! I JEFFERSON COUNTY SEAL: BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS Phi I Johnson, Member ATTEST: Raina Randall Deputy Clerk ofthe Board John Austin, Member PRc9CLAMA Tlc9N WHEREAS, the mission of Washington's public school system is to assure that all students achieve at high levels and possess the knowledge and skills to be responsiblc citizcns and cnjoy productivc and satisfying livcs; and WHEREAS, Washinb>1on's 295 locally elected school boards are the heart and soul of the public education governance system in our statc; and WHEREAS, the districts they lead serve more than one million students, have a combined annual budget of S6 billion, and employ ncarly 100,000 people; and WHEREAS, school directors playa crucial rolc in promoting student learning and achievement by creating a vision, establishing policies and budgets, and setting clear standards of accountability for all involved; and WHEREAS, school directors are directly accountablc to the citizens in their districts, serving as a vital link between members ofthe community and their schools; and WHEREAS, school directors provide a passionate voice of advocacy for public schools and the welfare of school children; and WHEREAS, it is appropriate to recognize school board members as outstanding volunteers and champions for public education. NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED, the Jefferson County Board of Commissioners, do hereby declare our sincere gratitude and appreciation to the members of the Queets/Clearwater School Board and proclaim January 2011, as s c:hoOlt '8()Ct.Y"tLR.~lhY\I1vf01'ltht We ask all citizens to join in the efforts to show our support and recognition for these dedicated volunteers who work diligently on behalf of our district's students. The future is in today's schools. PROCLAIMED this 20'" day of December, 2010. Ii I SEAL: JEFFERSO\l COUNTY BOARD OF CO\llMISSI01\ERS David Sullivan, Chairman Phil Johnson, \1ember ATTEST: Raina Randall Deputy Clerk of the Board John Austin, Member PR<9CLAMA TI<9N WHEREAS, the mission of Washington's public school system is to assure that all students achieve at high levels and possess the knowledge and skills to be responsible citizens and enjoy productive and satisfying lives; and WHEREAS, Washington's 295 locally elected school boards are the heart and soul ofthc public education governance system in our statc; and WHEREAS, the districts they lead serve more than one million students, have a combined annual budget of 56 billion, and employ nearly 100,000 people; and WHEREAS, school directors playa crucial role in promoting student learning and achievement by creating a vision, establishing policies and budgets, and setting clear standards of accountability for all involved: and WHEREAS, school directors are directly accountable to the citizens in their districts, serving as a vital link between members ofthe community and their schools; and WHEREAS, school directors provide a passionate voice of advocacy for public schools and the welfare of school children; and WHEREAS, it is appropriate to recognize school board members as outstanding volunteers and champions for public education. NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED, the JefTerson County Board of Commissioners, do hereby declare our sincere gratitude and appreciation to the members ofthe Sequim School Board and proclaim January 20 II, as s chodlt 13OCt4"'tL 'R~WJI\I M 0"Yl.tJv. We ask all citizens to join in the efforts to show our support and recognition for these dedicated volunteers who work diligently on behalf of our district's students. The future is in today's schools. PROCLAIMED this 20'h day of December, 2010. JEFFERSO'J COUNTY SEAL: BOARD OF COMMISSIOJ\ERS David Sullivan, Chairman Ph i I Johnson, Member ATTEST: Raina Randall Deputy Clerk of the Board John Austin, Member I I I, Ii ! II II I I I i I; 'I I