What is CFAC? The Citizens Facility Advisory Committee (CFAC), comprised of 24 dedicated members, including school staff, community members, parents, and students, focuses on long-term facilities and bond-planning initiatives for PSD. Learn more: https://t.co/sULle8EuIg
If you have constructive feedback, it’s not rude to speak up. It's unkind to stay silent.
Honesty is the highest form of flattery. It signals that you respect their ability to handle the truth.
Don't deprive people of the opportunity to learn. Offering ideas is an act of care.
Exploring Solutions for Elementary School Capacity Issues in the North Hill. SCUT investigates two potential solutions to mitigate capacity issues: program management and boundary changes between #Northwood and #MtView Elementary.
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Our Operations team is proud to keep our schools safe and ready for learning! Learn about our Asset Preservation Program (APP), which helps keep Puyallup School District’s schools and facilities safe and functional. https://t.co/rSh9GDchad #FoundationsForOurFuture
Difficult conversations are rarely as unpleasant as we expect.
7 studies: we're too pessimistic about leveling with friends & partners. We fixate on what could go wrong, overlooking what might go right.
Relationships stagnate in silence. Candor opens the door to growth.
PSD prioritizes the maintenance and upkeep of our equipment and facilities to ensure they serve our students and staff well for as long as possible. Understanding our equipment's and facilities' expected lifespan allows us to plan and budget effectively. https://t.co/woZZTD7DNb
Understanding the intricacies of school funding in Washington is important. *It is important to note that money received for capital projects cannot be used for the general fund.
Learn more on our website at https://t.co/JNjXbpGGmc. #FoundationsForOurFuture
Election results show the Capital Levy is passing with 51.2% approval from voters. #ThankYouVoters
Read: Message from Superintendent Polm: Thank You, Voters! Capital Levy Approved https://t.co/HpZpZuqnfW
Watch the linked video to learn more about the Capital Levy and why it’s needed, and highlight some of the projects that would be funded. https://t.co/bAge7lYcUR
In January, you will have four opportunities to learn more about the measures to restore, improve, and replace aging infrastructure and systems across the Puyallup School District. Meeting info @ https://t.co/ggHXVUjjbt
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How to keep an open mind:
1. Think like a scientist: treat your opinions as hypotheses and decisions as experiments
2. Embrace confident humility: argue like you’re right, listen like you’re wrong
3. Build a challenge network: seek out people who sharpen your reasoning
Bad mentors see you as building their brand. They take credit for your success.
Good mentors see you as a younger version of themselves. They help you follow in their footsteps.
Great mentors see your potential to be a better version of yourself. They help you find your path.
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Our schools urgently need funds for critical building and system maintenance issues to support our expanding student population. Yesterday’s Washington State Supreme Court ruling will impact the Puyallup community and our schools. https://t.co/ipKQSyJixq
A sign of emotional intelligence is moving from “You made me feel” to “This is how I reacted.”
Our emotions aren’t caused by other people’s actions. They’re shaped by our interpretations.
Blaming others gives them power over our feelings. Taking responsibility empowers us.
We are committed to maintaining top-notch outdoor learning spaces for our student-athletes. From rubber addition to turf installations, safety measures, & lighting upgrades, we prioritize a safe & enjoyable sports experience. Learn more https://t.co/bW8aTfO6XL