6A • COTTAGE GROVE SENTINEL • JANUARY 30, 2019
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Others expressed an inter-
est in involving staff , parents
and students.
Board member Jerry
Settelmeyer suggested “a cel-
ebration that invites back,
and as broadly as can be ad-
vertised… the [alumni].”
More ideas included pre-
serving an old bell from the
school and holding a raffl e
to increase community in-
volvement.
SLSD Director of Com-
munications Garrett Brid-
gens, speaking to Th e Senti-
nel, emphasized the board’s
commitment to a process
that adequately satisfi es all
aff ected by the move.
“We take this very seri-
ously,” he said. “We have
said it, the board has said it,
that we want this transition
to be as smooth as possible
for students, parents and
staff . We’re going to work
really hard to make sure that
happens.”
Sullivan echoed the senti-
ment.
“We’re going to do our
best to honor the communi-
ty, the Latham community,
the alumni that have been
there,” he said. “We’re work-
ing with our community, our
staff and so on to fi gure out
how we’re going to do a real-
now two-year position July
1, 2018, had been asked by
the board to give feedback
preceding plans this spring
to work with the Oregon
School Board Association to
develop board priorities.
“I’ve tried to be as objec-
tive as I could be … to give
you guys a little perspective,”
he said.
Sullivan emphasized the
need for the board to devel-
op goals and priorities that
“We’re going to do our best
to honor the community, the
Latham community, the alum-
ni that have been there ... ”
— Garrett Bridgens,
SLSD Director of Communications
ly great transition for every-
one.”
Th e board will reconvene
on Feb. 4 with a draft transi-
tion plan which will present
a clearer outline of Latham’s
fi ve-month transition win-
dow.
District and board prior-
ities for the year were also
discussed at the meeting.
Sullivan, who assumed his
align with district’s. Topics
included safety and securi-
ty of students, addressing
undocumented
students’
needs, early childhood/af-
terschool program expan-
sion and investing in quality
instruction.
“I want to make sure we
have quality teachers,” said
Sullivan of the last topic. “If
you have sustained … pro-
fessional development, it has
a direct impact on students.”
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fected person, it can spread
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days aft er the rash appears.
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implemented on Friday by
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pital Sacred Heart Medical
Center at Riverbend.
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visitation to labor and deliv-
ery, mother-baby and neo-
natal intensive care units,
citing the rise in mea-sles
and infl uenza cases.
Visitations are restricted
for individuals under the age
of 21 or those who demon-
strate any of the following
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at Cottage Grove Commu-
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locations and the measles in-
vestigation in Clark County
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clark.wa.gov/public-health/
measles-investigation.
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