This resolution on charter schools will be considered at the 1/17/2012 meeting. We will consider suspending the rules because this is posted with such short notice. Here’s the resolution: 2012-1 charter schools
Jan 15
Resolution – Charter Schools
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Join Seattle Pride for #TogetherforPride this weekend! There are great events and fun shows planned to support Pride 2020!It's day two of Together For Pride and we can't wait to get today's Seattle PrideFest events going! Remember to watch our story to stay up-to-date on today's festivities! 🌈️
Haven't registered yet? No problem - visit www.TogetherForPride.org today to join us!
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From the Washington Emergency Management Division. This is how we can keep each other safe - in the 11th LD and across Washington State!Starting this Friday, face coverings (masks) will be required statewide. Wearing face coverings will reduce the rate of #COVID19 statewide — but we all must still remain 6-feet apart if possible, wash hands and stay home whenever possible.
There are exemptions, including people with certain disabilities or health conditions, people who are deaf or hard of hearing and children under the age of 5 (though it's encouraged to have children ages 3-5 wear a covering if possible). There are also situations when you can remove your face covering, such as when seated at a restaurant or when recreating alone.
You do not need to wear a cloth face covering in your home when you are only with people in your household, or when you are alone in your car. You do not need to wear one when you are outdoors and people are far apart.
More information: coronavirus.wa.gov/information-for/you-and-your-family/face-masks-or-cloth-face-covering
Today is Juneteenth. A day when we celebrate freedom and remember our nation's broken promises. Don't know much about Juneteenth? Learn more about the history of this holiday and what it means today at this link: buff.ly/2CmeZBh
Learn more about what's going on in the 11th District! Check out the June 2020 11th LD Newsletter
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COVID-19 As the State begins to reopen, we know that we are still facing the COVID public health and economic crisis. Our community is now the most deeply affected in the region. When you are going outside, dining at restaurants, or going out for needed items, remember to wear a mask and mainta...Ella Jones becomes the first African American and first woman elected mayor of Ferguson
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Local-level elections scheduled across Missouri for April 7 were delayed by Gov. Mike Parson's executive order to try to reduce the spread of the coronavirus.
