The Bainbridge Island School Board voted 4 to 1 Monday to make an offer to Peter Bang-Knudsen for district superintendent. Lynn Smith, who was not present at the meeting, cast a proxy vote for Steve Matthews.
The Bainbridge Island School Board will meet at 5:30 p.m. Monday, April 18 to discuss the four superintendent candidates and likely make a final decision about who is best suited to lead the district’s educational endeavors.
Four hopefuls for superintendent position get grilled.
Christine Clark hadn’t been to Bainbridge but once, 10 or 15 years ago.
Bacon, be damned. At Verjus, it’s all about the fruit and veggies.
Construction on Blakely is scheduled to begin in March 2018 with building completion by August 2019. Construction work on a new BHS 100 Building is scheduled to begin in January 2019, with a projected opening in May 2020.
Meet the big bunny himself, play the drums and make Easter crafts.
“Hunter has had a fall and we’re trying to calm her.”
That’s the message that sent Dawnae Whittlesey running out her door on a Tuesday afternoon nearly four weeks ago.
Her daughter’s wheelchair had toppled when her bus made its first turn, the caller from the school district’s transportation office said.
The driver had neglected to latch it correctly.
Engineering firm to conduct further lead testing at Ordway
“A lot of people say, ‘Oh, I don’t shop local because it’s so expensive,’” Kinkead said. “Well, our Hudson jeans are $11 cheaper than they are at Nordstrom. We want people to know that you can shop on the island and you’re gonna get a better price, I think, for some of these items, than you would if you went to Seattle.”
The Bainbridge Island School District will hold an informational meeting about lead in drinking water this Thursday.
The public rollout for a proposed service dog training facility turned ugly Tuesday, with neighbors cutting off presenters, criticizing city planning staff and blasting the project every which way for over an hour.
Islanders have been hard at work since the first Sakai planning meeting late last month. One hundred and seventy-five people showed up for the workshop led by Bob Linz and, through a series of open-ended exercises, generated a list of uses 77 items long.
