A dozen compliance issues could force LCSD to close Siletz Valley School in June if they aren’t corrected soon

By SHAYLA ESCUDERO/ Lincoln Chronicle Siletz Valley School could close in June for not complying with its charter agreement. The school must show by next month that they have addressed 12 areas of concern brought by the Lincoln County School District – everything from having a plan for English language learners to accurately reporting its finances. In addition, Siletz Valley School superintendent Lenora Hall, who has been working there for just six months, has been placed on administrative leave so the district can investigate complaints against her. School board members say they are confident in principal Debra Barnes’ ability to The post A dozen compliance issues could force LCSD to close Siletz Valley School in June if they aren’t corrected soon appeared first on Lincoln Chronicle.