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We invite you to learn more about our upcoming local schools levy in a presentation by Superintendent Steven Cook, Tuesday, February 26 from 5 to 6 PM, at the Canfield Middle School cafeteria, 1800 E Dalton Avenue, Coeur d'Alene. This is open to the public. Snacks and refreshments will be available.
Superintendent Steven Cook sat down with Coeur d'Alene Mayor Steve Widmyer and Councilman Woody McEvers to talk about school safety, mental health support for students, our new elementary school, the 2-year levy on next month's ballot and more in this edition of Coffee with the Mayor.
The local levy supports essential programs and services in our district. About 22% of funds to educate students comes from the Maintenance & Operations levy. The proposed two-year, $20 million-a-year levy will be on the March 12 ballot. Learn more here.
The Now and Next Summit is an evening event intended to provide resources and information for students and families to consider during high school and beyond. This collaborative event is open to all high school grades levels throughout Region I and will take place 5-7 PM on Monday, March 18th.
Can't make it to a meeting? Now you can watch from home. Live streaming of all school board meetings is now available. Meetings are generally held the first Monday of each month at 5 pm.
Now up for public review! This month we have one policy update (suicide prevention) out for public review: Deadline to submit comments is 5 PM on February 26.
Are you using our new mobile app to keep better informed and connected to what’s going on in our schools? It's available free for download from the Apple App and Google Play stores.
Now seeking community partners to help young readers. Building readers in our community help us all. Donate your time, start a customer book drive, donate funds to support — there are many options!
