District offers summer programs
The Shoreline Children’s Center Recreational Program is open to youth 2 1/2 to 13 years old and operates from 6:30 a.m.-6:30 p.m. It runs June 23-Sept. 2, Monday-Friday, at the Shoreline Children’s Center. The cost is $4.80 per hour (minimum of 24 hours per month) or full tuition for eight hours a day is $613 per month. Students are placed in age-appropriate groups and participate in activities such as weekly educational field trips, playtime indoors and outdoors, technology opportunities and library time. Call 206-361-4256 for more information.
The Shoreline School District Academic Summer Program runs from 9 a.m.-12 p.m. July 7-Aug. 4 at Kellogg Middle School. It is open to students grades K-12 and costs $270. Students will be in age-appropriate groups and courses may include reading, writing, math, art, music, drama, foreign language, science and technology. Call 206-361-4407 for more information.
Student members announced
Superintendent of the Shoreline School District Jim Welsh announced the two students who will serve as ad hoc board members for the next school year at the general Board of Directors meeting June 21. Hannah Freece, from Shorecrest High School, and Chris Altidor, from Shorewood High School will join the board beginning in September.
The Shoreline School Board voted in favor of allowing an ad hoc student board member at the June 7 general meeting. Each year, the superintendent will nominate two students who will sit on the board for two alternating quarters. Each student will attend the public meetings when not sitting on the board.
The ad hoc student representatives are liaisons between the board and the district’s students. The student representatives will participate in board discussions, but will not make motions or be a voting member of the board.
District welcomes athletic director
Don Dalziel, currently a physical education instructor and chair of the health and physical education department at Shorecrest High School, was welcomed as the new athletic director for the district by the Board of Directors at the June 21 meeting. He will take over effective July 1 and is replacing Paul Lesh.
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