At the November 18 meeting, the West Clermont Board of Education members unanimously voted to place a 7.99-mill emergency operating levy request on the March 17, 2020 presidential primary ballot. If passed, the levy will help to maintain the day-to-day operations of the district, such as staffing, utilities, supplies and K-8 busing.

In West Clermont, Superintendent Natasha Adams makes the decision about emergency weather school opening delays or full school day closings.  Current weather conditions, weather forecasts, road conditions, wind chill and actual temperatures are essential information for determining a school weather emergency.  The information comes from a number of sources.

At the October 21 meeting, the West Clermont Board of Education members in attendance unanimously took the first step toward placing a 7.99-mill emergency operating levy request on the March 17, 2020 presidential primary ballot. If passed, the levy will fund the day-to-day operations of the district such as staffing, utilities, and supplies.

During the September meeting, the West Clermont School District Board of Education formally adopted a bold new strategic plan to connect the district’s current progress with rigorous priorities for student growth. The strategic plan will guide the district with new mission, vision and values statements and four strategic themes broken down into three-year objective goals.

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West Clermont Words is a blog by West Clermont School District Superintendent Natasha Adams.  On this blog, Superintendent Adams will discuss a variety of timely issues and provide information that will be helpful to West Clermont students, staff, parents, business partners and community members. It's entitled West Clermont Words because words can help us tell our story, make us more connected, and help us see hope and possibility for our future.  

Superintendent Adams, in separate presentations to the West Clermont Board of Education, district staff, and building PTOs, explained the district's rationale surrounding adjustments to Elementary Attendance Boundaries. A link to the presentation can be found on the "For The Community" menu, above, under "Elementary Attendance Boundaries and Facilities".