On February 25, the Edmonds School District Board will celebrate graduates from the Open Doors program, designed to help students ages 16-21 earn diplomas or GEDs. The board's agenda includes a vote on reverting to a 2020 sexual harassment policy, following federal guidance, even as State Superintendent Chris Reykdal advises districts to keep their existing policies unchanged. The meeting will also address new policies related to opioid overdose response, allowing students to have naloxone on school property. Other significant agenda items include a proposed change to the district's naming policy, which emphasizes geographic features over names of individuals. Reports on graduation rates and a budget overview will provide insights into the district's performance and financial health.

Additionally, students from Brier Terrace Middle School will present their goals for improving student belonging, showcasing active student engagement. The meeting underscores the district's commitment to addressing critical issues affecting student safety and education. The event will be livestreamed, ensuring community access to important discussions and decisions.