Noticias
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Message about a completed petition
el 20/06/25We have stood together, raised our voices, asked hard questions, and made sure we could not be ignored. The community is more engaged, and individuals who care deeply about our children are stepping up to run for the school board, ready to make a difference.
This year, we encourage you to learn more about the parent candidates running for school board - Matthew Bruhn, Jonathon Appleton, and Emily DuCharme. These candidates are volunteering their time and energy because they care about the health and future of our district. They are stepping up not for recognition, but out of a deep commitment to our students and schools. Most importantly, please vote. In two years, the remaining three board seats will be up for election as well.
According to the Peninsula School District website, the school board is responsible for:
Policy Development: Creating and implementing policies that uphold high educational standards and equity.
Budget Oversight: Ensuring financial resources are used wisely to support student learning and well-being.
Superintendent Supervision: Overseeing and collaborating with the Superintendent to achieve district goals.
Curriculum and Instruction: Approving curricula that meet the needs of all students and prepare them for success.
Community Engagement: Involving parents, students, educators, and community members to foster a strong, inclusive school community.
Thank you for walking this journey with us. Your voice and your vote matter. Let’s keep moving forward together.
With gratitude,
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Changes to the petition
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If you missed the May 20th PSD Board meeting, we encourage you to take a few minutes to watch the public comments. The voices of teachers, parents, the union representative, and a courageous student from KPMS left a strong impression.
Key moments to watch:
2:34:00 – Public comment on agenda items
2:52:00 – Consent agenda, including the suspension of Staff Expression Policy 5254
2:56:00 – Public comment on non-agenda items
One of the most significant outcomes from the meeting was the suspension of Staff Expression Policy 5254, which had created a climate of fear among staff members. Its removal reflects the power of community engagement and the importance of clear, supportive policies.
Be sure to stay through to the end to watch a phenomenal student speaker from KPMS close the evening with a powerful message.
If you're interested in a deeper understanding of the PSD budget, Ashley Murphy gave a detailed presentation during the meeting. It begins at 2:13:00.
Thank you to everyone who showed up, spoke out, and continues to support positive change in our schools.
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