Board approves legal services
The Shoreline School Board approved an interlocal agreement with the Northshore School District to obtain the services of in-house general counsel Joseph McKamey of Northshore on a part-time basis. With the resignation of Debra Hillary, Shoreline’s executive director of legal services and labor relations, the district began discussions with Northshore. Northshore was looking to accommodate reduced budgetary capacity.
McKamey has served for school districts throughout the Puget Sound area since 1980 in this capacity.
‘Being Earnest’ at Shorewood
Shorewood High School Drama will present “The Importance of Being Earnest” at 7:30 p.m. on March 24, 25 and 26 in the Shorewood Theater.
“We live, I regret to say, in an age of surfaces,” comments Lady Bracknell. Discover what happens when people who lie to protect their reputations come face to face with the truth.
Tickets are for $7 and $6 (w/ASB, seniors, children eighth-grade and younger) and are available at Beach House Greetings on 626 NW Richmond Beach Rd. (near Richmond Beach QFC). Call 206-361-4372 for more information.
Traffic Safety offered at schools
The Shoreline School District offers students 15 and older high quality instruction, including guest speakers. After-school classes (fall, winter, spring) meet at Shorecrest and Shorewood high schools. Next sessions: March 28 through June 9 and Summer School June 28 through July 28. For information call 206-361-4314, Joan Kuklenski or visit shorelineschools.org and link to Shorecrest or Shorewood high schools.
I-728 forum with Shoreline officials
The Shoreline School District will host a community forum at 7 p.m. Tuesday, March 22 in the Board Room at the Shoreline Center. The purpose for the forum is for community members to give input on the distribution of Initiative 728 funds in the Shoreline School District.
Money distribution is decided by the school board and can include class size reduction, extended learning opportunities, professional development for educators, early childhood programs and improvements for school buildings. The recommendation for these funds will be submitted to the Shoreline School Board of Directors at the April 4 regular board meeting.
For more information, call Linda Johnson, Associate Superintendent at 206-361-4202.
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