HIGHLY CAPABLE PROGRAM NOMINATIONS
The Clarkston School District nomination period is now open for new highly capable program enrollments. Parents, teachers and community members may nominate individual students to be considered for the program. The nomination process is open through March 12 for students currently in K-11th grades who may qualify for the K-12 Highly Capable (HiCap) Program services.
Nomination forms must be received by close of business Friday, March 12.
If you have any further questions regarding the highly capable program, please contact Tammi Randles at randlest@csdk12.org.
Students previously identified will continue to receive services.
Frequently Asked Questions from the School Board Meeting (2/8/21)
At their regularly scheduled school board meeting held on February 8, 2021, Asotin County Health Officials, Brady Woodbury and Dr. Bob Lutz, hosted a Q&A forum on a wide variety of topics concerning schools and COVID. Please review the attached questions and answers from that meeting. Frequently Asked Questions from the School Board Meeting
COVID-19 UPDATE WITH TABLE (2/26/2021)
In the last 14 days there have been 16 COVID cases in Asotin County. There are currently two new cases in the Clarkston School District.
For updated state level information about reopening Washington, please click the following link: Roadmap to Recovery.
Clarkston High School & EOC
|
1
|
1% |
| Lincoln Middle School |
1 |
less than 1% |
| Grantham |
0
|
2% |
| Heights |
0 |
1% |
| Highland |
0 |
less than 1% |
| Parkway |
0
|
0% |