Child Find Notice & Earthquake Procedures

Child Find Notice

The Oakville School District is responsible for locating, evaluating, and identifying every student with any suspected disability (including students who attend private schools) who live within the boundaries of the Oakville School District and who is currently receiving special education and related services.

Any child with a disability from birth through age 21 may be eligible for special education and other related services.  For information about eligibility, please contact Margaret Ross at (360) 273-5947 for further information.

The notice is intended to comply with the applicable requirement in WAC 392-172-100.

Equal Opportunity

The Oakville School District complies with all state and federal rules and regulations and does not discriminate on the basis of race, color, national origin, gender, or disability.  Discrimination by any student or staff, against any individual based on race, color, religion, national origin, age, marital status, etc. shall constitute a violation of the rules and regulations and will be subject to appropriate disciplinary action.  Inquiries regarding compliances and/or grievance procedures may be directed to the Oakville School District’s TITLE IX/CHAPTER 28A.640 RCW Officer: Sandy Tuengel, Human Resources (360) 273-0171.

Notice of Availability

Any application and any required policies, procedures, evaluations, plans, and reports relating to the district’s special education program are available for public review and comment through the district’s special education department at (360) 273-5947.

Procedures for Earthquakes or Other Natural Disasters

The focus of the Oakville School District’s procedures is to protect both, students and staff.  The school is prepared to care for students in time of critical situations.

• The Oakville School facility works in conjunction with the city of Oakville to assist as a possible relief site.
• A parent or guardian may give written permission to release their child to another person if that particular person is listed on the student’s emergency card in the school files (if the card is not up-to-date, please request a new one from the school office).
• When circumstances warrant, the building principal, or his/her designee, may give permission based on their judgment of a particular situation, for specific students to be released or moved to an alternate location.
• All parents or designated individuals who come for students must sign the child out at the office or at the temporary release station.

Emergency School Procedures

In the event inclement weather, adverse road conditions, or some other unforeseen emergency forces a change in school scheduling or a school closure, information will be broadcasted on the following radio and television stations:

Centralia AM      KITI – 1420 AM      KELA – 1470 FM       KELA – 102.9

Olympia FM       KXXO – 96 AM      KGY – 1240

Television KING 5 KOMO 4 KIRO 7