OUR BOARD OF DIRECTORS
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Chuck West |
Jennifer Butler |
Lori Glover Term Expires: 2027 |
Natalie Wimberley |
David Olson |
The Peninsula School District Board of Directors consists of five directors, elected by residents to govern the school district. The board works with the superintendent and district administrators to make decisions regarding bond and levy elections, budget adoptions, facilities, curriculum adoptions, fiscal planning and oversight, employee relations, transportation, and more. They establish district policies according to federal, state, and local laws; the State Board of Education; and the State Superintendent of Public Instruction.
While the board is ultimately responsible for setting policy, it employs a professional staff of administrators to implement policies and manage the day-to-day functions in the district. The staff is led by the superintendent, who carries out the board’s vision and direction.
Find out more about the board members, meetings, and more using the navigation menu on the right.
Student School Board Representatives
Each year, the board selects two Juniors and two Seniors from each high school to serve as Student School Board Representatives.
These students are young leaders, who have a passion about making a difference for their schools and fellow students. Click here for the flyer.
Grade Requirements:
GHHS & PHS: Must be a junior in the 2024-25 school year.
HBHS: Must be a junior or senior in the 2024-25 school year.
As a representative students agree to the following commitments and requirements:
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Attend at least 1 School Board meeting per month from September – May. Reps are excused from attending any Board meeting that falls during the school day, a school holiday, or during a school vacation period.
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Read the School Board Meeting packet before each Board meeting and come prepared to participate.
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Each board meeting, give a report from their high school and its feeder schools.
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During School Board meetings, comment on agenda items from a student’s point of view.
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Attendance at the 2-day Washington State School Director (WSSDA) Annual Legislative Conference in February) Travel will be on your own.
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Participation in the WSSDA Student Representative Network.
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Attend 80% of board meetings during the entire school year
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1 full credit will be earned for successfully completing my term.
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Application deadline is May 22, 2024. Access the application by clicking here.