§ 28A.320.010 Corporate powers
§ 28A.320.015 School boards of directors — Powers — Notice of adoption of policy
§ 28A.320.019 Condensed compliance reports — Second-class districts
§ 28A.320.020 Liability for debts and judgments
§ 28A.320.025 School district name change
§ 28A.320.030 Gifts, conveyances, etc., for scholarship and student aid purposes, receipt and administration
§ 28A.320.035 Contracting out — Board’s powers and duties — Goods and services
§ 28A.320.040 Bylaws for board and school government
§ 28A.320.046 Recording of board of directors’ meetings
§ 28A.320.050 Reimbursement of expenses of directors, other school representatives, and superintendent candidates — Advancing anticipated expenses
§ 28A.320.055 Employee collective bargaining agreements — Publication on school website
§ 28A.320.060 Officers, employees or agents of school districts or educational service districts, insurance to protect and hold personally harmless
§ 28A.320.070 School district as self-insurer — Authority
§ 28A.320.080 Commencement exercises — Lip reading instruction — Joint purchasing, including issuing interest bearing warrants and agreements with private schools — Budgets
§ 28A.320.090 Preparing and distributing information on district’s instructional program, operation and maintenance — Limitation
§ 28A.320.092 Unsolicited information about learning programs — Prohibition on providing to persons who file a declaration of intent to cause a child to receive home-based instruction — Exceptions
§ 28A.320.100 Actions against officers, employees or agents of school districts and educational service districts — Defense, costs, fees — Payment of obligation
§ 28A.320.110 Information and research services
§ 28A.320.120 Cooperation with technical colleges — Jurisdiction over property — Administrative charges — Discrimination against employees of technical colleges prohibited — Dispute resolution
§ 28A.320.123 School-based threat assessment program
§ 28A.320.124 School safety and security staff — Policy and procedure — Presentation to students
§ 28A.320.1241 School safety and security staff — Collected agreements and information
§ 28A.320.1242 School safety and security staff — Agreements with law enforcement agencies or security guard companies
§ 28A.320.125 Safe school plans — Requirements — Duties of school districts and schools — Drills — Rules — First responder agencies
§ 28A.320.126 Emergency response system
§ 28A.320.127 Plan for recognition, screening, and response to emotional or behavioral distress in students, including possible sexual abuse
§ 28A.320.1271 Model school district plan for recognition, initial screening, and response to emotional or behavioral distress in students
§ 28A.320.128 Notice and disclosure policies — Threats of violence — Student conduct — Immunity for good faith notice — Penalty
§ 28A.320.130 Weapons incidents — Reporting
§ 28A.320.135 Telecommunication devices — Limits on possession — Policies
§ 28A.320.140 Schools with special standards — Dress codes
§ 28A.320.142 Unaccompanied and homeless youth — Building point of contact — Duty of district liaison for students experiencing homelessness
§ 28A.320.145 Homeless students — Support
§ 28A.320.148 Foster care liaison — Building point of contact
§ 28A.320.155 Criminal history record information — School volunteers
§ 28A.320.160 Alleged sexual misconduct by school employee — Parental notification — Information on public records act
§ 28A.320.163 Notifications — Appeals
§ 28A.320.165 Notice of pesticide use
§ 28A.320.168 Curricula — Mandatory instruction in sex trafficking awareness and prevention
§ 28A.320.170 Curricula — Tribal history and culture
§ 28A.320.173 Curricula — Outdoor-based activities
§ 28A.320.175 School data — Collection and submission to the office of the superintendent of public instruction
§ 28A.320.180 Mathematics college readiness test — Costs
§ 28A.320.185 School gardens or farms
§ 28A.320.190 Extended learning opportunities program
§ 28A.320.191 Program of early learning under RCW 43.216.555
§ 28A.320.192 On-time grade level progression and graduation of students who are homeless, subject to a dependency proceeding, at-risk youth or children, or have been released from an institutional education facility — Rules
§ 28A.320.193 Community service — Policy — Incentive
§ 28A.320.195 Academic acceleration for high school students — Adoption of policy
§ 28A.320.196 Academic acceleration incentive program — Dual credit courses — Allocation of funds — Reports
§ 28A.320.202 Comprehensive system of instruction and services in reading and early literacy
§ 28A.320.203 Reading skills — Report cards
§ 28A.320.208 Notice to parents and guardians of student assessments, graduation requirements, and additional district graduation requirements
§ 28A.320.211 Discipline policies, procedures, and rules — Dissemination of information — Use of disaggregated data — Review
§ 28A.320.230 Instructional materials — Instructional materials committee
§ 28A.320.240 School library information and technology programs — Resources and materials — Teacher-librarians
§ 28A.320.242 Teacher hiring data — Reports
§ 28A.320.245 Responses to audit findings on use of local revenues — Policies — Hearings — Disciplinary actions
§ 28A.320.250 Dyslexia definition
§ 28A.320.260 Dyslexia interventions
§ 28A.320.270 Dyslexia reporting requirements
§ 28A.320.280 School counselors, social workers, and psychologists — Priorities
§ 28A.320.290 School counselors, social workers, and psychologists — Professional collaboration
§ 28A.320.292 Posting of department of health information
§ 28A.320.294 Health and safety information on public school websites
§ 28A.320.296 Native American names, symbols, and images as school mascots, logos, or team names
§ 28A.320.300 Investment of funds, including funds received by ESD — Authority — Procedure
§ 28A.320.310 Investment of building funds — Restrictions
§ 28A.320.320 Investment of funds of district — Service fee
§ 28A.320.330 School district funds
§ 28A.320.400 Elections — Qualifications of electors — Voting place
§ 28A.320.410 Elections — Elections to be conducted according to Title 29A RCW
§ 28A.320.420 Special meetings of voters — Authorized — Purpose
§ 28A.320.430 Special meetings of voters — Place, notice, procedure, record
§ 28A.320.440 Special meetings of voters — Directors to follow electors’ decision
§ 28A.320.500 Summer and/or other student vacation period programs — Authorized — Tuition and fees
§ 28A.320.510 Night schools, summer schools, meetings, use of facilities for
§ 28A.320.520 School credit for participation in youth court
§ 28A.320.530 Extracurricular activities — Definitions
§ 28A.320.540 Extracurricular activities — Data collection, publishing, and reporting
§ 28A.320.550 Extracurricular activities — Calculation of opportunity gaps
§ 28A.320.560 Extracurricular activities — Goals for reducing the opportunity gap in possession of an associated student body card
§ 28A.320.570 Extracurricular activities — Goals for reducing the opportunity gap in participation
§ 28A.320.580 Extracurricular activities — Opportunity gap reduction plan
§ 28A.320.600 Comprehensive school counseling programs — Written plan
§ 28A.320.610 Comprehensive school counseling programs — Implementation
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  • Board: means the paraeducator board established in RCW 28A. See Washington Code 28A.413.010
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  • Contract: A legal written agreement that becomes binding when signed.
  • Conviction: A judgement of guilt against a criminal defendant.
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  • Dependent: A person dependent for support upon another.
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  • Guardian: A person legally empowered and charged with the duty of taking care of and managing the property of another person who because of age, intellect, or health, is incapable of managing his (her) own affairs.
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  • Obligation: An order placed, contract awarded, service received, or similar transaction during a given period that will require payments during the same or a future period.
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  • Statute: A law passed by a legislature.
  • Summons: Another word for subpoena used by the criminal justice system.
  • Trustee: A person or institution holding and administering property in trust.