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School Board Meetings and Policies
Next Regular Board Meeting

Date:  Wednesday, April 5, 2023
Time:  6:00 p.m.
Type:  Regular board meeting
Location: The Kessler Center and livestreamed via Zoom

We will provide an overflow meeting room with chairs upstairs where the meeting will be livestreamed if the main room reaches capacity.

The Kessler Center is located at
 1501 39th Avenue SW, Puyallup WA 98373, just west of Costco.

Links published here no later than 24 hours prior to the meeting.

Join Zoom Meeting: https://puyallupsd.zoom.us/j/86339952167

Visit BoardDocs for agenda: April 5, 2023 agenda


Official Notice:
This notice is to officially inform patrons of the Puyallup School District that the PSD Board of Directors will be attending the 2023 National School Board Association (NSBA) Annual Conference, which will be held in Orlando, Florida from March 31 – April 3, 2023. While a school board quorum is present, the board will refrain from discussing school district business and no action will be taken.


Additional Resources:

See the Public Comment page for more information on how to make public comment at regularly board meetings.

The public is welcome to submit written comments to the board via email at any time.

Regular board meetings and board study sessions will be livestreamed via Zoom. 

To ensure an efficient and orderly operation of the meeting, the following guidelines are in place:

     • Speakers are asked to limit comments to three minutes.
     • The board will not respond directly to comments but will take them under advisement.
     • Those who have questions, suggestions, criticisms, or proposals are encouraged to submit comments in
        writing to the board.  
     • Comments may be directed toward programs and school operations but may not concern complaints about
        district personnel. Personnel complaints must be pursued according to the district’s complaint process (Policy
        4220).

     • A single individual will be asked to represent members or a group with similar concerns. However,
        anyone may speak if they have something pertinent to add.
     • The board president shall terminate lengthy, inappropriate, or abusive discussion.

WASA, WSSDA Call for Civility in School District Conversations