District Policies: 2000 Instruction

1000 Board of Directors • 2000 Instruction • 3000 Students • 4000 Community Relations • 5000 Personnel • 6000 Management Support

2004    Accountability Goals

2005    School Improvement Plans

2020    Curriculum Development and Adoption of Instructional Materials

2021    Library Media Centers

2022    Electronic Resources

2024    Online Learning

2025    Copyright Compliance

2029   Animals as Part of the Instructional Program

2030    Service Animals in Schools

2090    Program Evaluation

Learning Programs and Supports

2100    Educational Opportunities for Military Children

2104    Federal and/or State Funded Special Instructional Programs

2106    Program Compliance

2108    Remediation Programs

2110    Transitional Bilingual Instruction Program

2121    Substance Abuse Program

2125    Sexual Health Education and HIV/AIDS Prevention Education

2140    Guidance and Counseling

2145    Suicide Prevention

2150    Co-curricular Program

2151    Interscholastic Activities

2153    Non-curriculum Related Student Groups

2161    Special Education and Related Services for Eligible Students

2162    Education of Students with Disabilities Under Section 504

2163    Response to Intervention

2165    Home or Hospital Instruction

2170    Career and Technical Education

2178    Traffic Safety Education

2190    Highly Capable Programs

School Organization

2220    School Calendar

2240    Summer School

2255    Alternative Learning Experience Programs

Program Supplements

2320    Field Trips, Excursions and Outdoor Education

2331    Controversial Issues/Guest Speakers

2333    Flag Exercises

2336    Required Observances

2340    Religious-Related Activities and Practices

Requirements and Assessments

2409    Credit for Competency/Proficiency

2410    High School Graduation Requirements

2411    Certificate of Educational Competency

2412    Diplomas for Veterans

2413    Equivalency Credit for Career and Technical Education Courses

2420    Grading and Progress Reports

2421    Promotion and Retention

1000 Board of Directors • 2000 Instruction • 3000 Students • 4000 Community Relations • 5000 Personnel • 6000 Management Support

Our Mission

To expect, encourage and facilitate the pursuit of excellence in our students, preparing them for a world in which life-long learning is critical to their success and happiness.

A Vision for Methow Valley Schools

Working in partnership with our families and community, we develop curious, creative, compassionate, competent, action-oriented citizens prepared to change the world.

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