REGISTER TO VOTE!
Our district would like to encourage those who are 18 or older to register to 
vote. With a Washington State Driver’s License or State Identification card, it is quick and simple at VoteWA.gov. VoteWA allows you to register to vote, update your voter registration, view voters’ guides, check the status of your voter registration and get election results. If you do not have a driver’s license or state ID, you can register using your Social Security number and a paper registration form. If you prefer to register by mail, pick up a Washington State Voter Registration Form available at your school’s office or at the Asotin County Auditor’s Office. You can also download one here https://www.sos.wa.gov/elections/print-voter-registration-forms.aspx and mail it to:
Darla McKay, Asotin County Auditor
PO Box 129
Asotin, WA 99402
Questions? Contact the auditor’s office at (509)243-2084.
WEBSITE DESIGN FEEDBACK
Parents, Students, and Community Members,
We are moving to a new school district website design in the near future. Our goal is to create a more simplified and user friendly place to get information about our schools. We are interested in your feedback. Will you please take a moment to share with us your thoughts? Here is the link: https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/CSD21Website
OCTOBER IS DISABILITY AWARENESS MONTH
HEALTHY YOUTH SURVEY (HYS)
In the month of October, students in various grades will be asked questions about risks for injury, health outcomes, and alcohol and drug use. Schools, and state and local agencies use survey results to support our youth and reduce their risks. The Healthy Youth Survey is voluntary and anonymous and provides important information to guide policy and programs to serve our youth. Click this HYS link to find out more.
COVID-19 UPDATE WITH TABLE (10/22/21)
In the last 14 days there have been 160 COVID cases in Asotin County. As
of Friday, October 22, there were 16 COVID cases reported in the
Clarkston School District.
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School
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Student cases in the last week
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Clarkston High School
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6
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Educational Opportunity Center
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0
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Lincoln Middle School
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1
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Grantham Elementary
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2
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Heights Elementary
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4
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Highland Elementary
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0
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Parkway Elementary
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3
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Total District Count
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16
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Number of students in quarantine due to close contact exposure
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143
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School cluster definition
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School outbreak definition
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Multiple cases comprising at least 10% of students, teachers, or staff within a specified core group* OR
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Multiple cases comprising at least 10% of students, teachers, or staff within a specified core group* OR
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At least 3 cases within a specified core group* meeting criteria for a school-associated COVID-19 case; AND
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At least 3 cases within a specified core group* meeting criteria for a probable or confirmed school-associated COVID-19 case; AND
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Cases have symptom onset† or positive test result within 14 days of each other, AND
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Cases have symptom onset† or positive test result within 14 days of each other, AND
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Cases
were not identified as close contacts of each other in another setting
(i.e., household) outside of the school setting, AND
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Cases
were not identified as close contacts of each other in another setting
(i.e., household) outside of the school setting, AND
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Cases were epidemiologically linked in the school setting or a school-sanctioned extracurricular activity‡
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Cases were epidemiologically linked in the school setting or a school-sanctioned extracurricular activity‡
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* A “core group” includes but is not limited to extracurricular activity‡, cohort group, classroom, before/after school care, etc.)
‡ A school sanctioned extracurricular activity is defined as a voluntary activity sponsored by the school or local education agency (LEA) or an organization sanctioned by the LEA. Extracurricular activities include, but are not limited to, preparation for and involvement in public performances, contests, athletic competitions, demonstrations, displays, and club activities.
† For onset, use symptom onset date whenever available. If symptom onset date is unknown or if a case is asymptomatic, use specimen collection date for the first specimen that tested positive. The 14-day period refers to 14 days before the date of first symptom onset or first positive test sample.
CSD CENTRALIZED ENROLLMENT
In the Fall of 2021, Clarkston School District implemented centralized enrollment. This means that families new to the area or choicing into the district (transitional kindergarten through sixth grade), will need to contact Inga McCarter at the district office (509) 758-2531. Inga will collect registration information and assign students to a school.
Frequently asked Questions (FAQ)
Question: Why is the district moving to centralized enrollment?
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