LRPC - Membership and Charge

  • West Linn - Wilsonville School District

    LONG RANGE PLANNING COMMITTEE  

    NEXT LRPC MEETING: Wednesday, October 28th @ 6:00  PM. @ Inza Wood Middle School  

    Agenda 10-28-2020

    Due to the coronavirus state-wide restrictions and in keeping with the efforts of social distancing to reduce the spread of the coronavirus, the meeting of the West Linn-Wilsonville LRPC will be conducted online, rather than in person.   

     

    2020-2021 MEMBERSHIP ROSTER

    Mary Pettenger

    Mary Pettenger

    Position 1
      Term Expires: 6/30/23

    		 Samy Nada

    Samy Nada

    Position 6
      Term Expires: 6/30/22

    Parasa Chanramy

    Parasa Chanramy

    Position 7
      Term Expires: 6/30/23

    Kim Jordan

    Kim Jordan

    Position 5
      Term Expires: 6/30/21

     Julie Stone  

    Julie Stone

    Position 4
      Term Expires: 6/30/22

    Julie Miller

    Julie Miller

    Position 2
      Term Expires: 6/30/22

    		 Grady Nelson

    Grady Nelson

    Position 3
      Term Expires: 6/30/21

    Ginger Fitch

    Ginger Fitch

    Board Position 5
      School Board Liason

     

     

     
    The Long Range Planning Committee is a seven member citizen committee responsible for guiding the development of the Long Range Plan, that provides a rational framework for evaluating and addressing future school facility needs as the West Linn and Wilsonville areas grow.

    The West Linn - Wilsonville School District has a long-standing commitment to planning for the future and collaborating with the cities and counties within its boundaries. The first Long Range Plan, originally titled the Long Range School Facilities Plan, was finalized in 1996. It was the result of a joint planning effort between the District, the cities of West Linn and Wilsonville, and Clackamas County to address residential development in the District and related enrollment issues. An intergovernmental agreement (IGA) was approved by the participants. It called for improved planning coordination and it obligated the District to develop a facilities plan. The Long Range Plan has proved to be an enormously helpful tool to help guide the District in preparing for future student enrollment and school facilities needs. The Long Range Plan is developed by the Long Range Planning Committee and adopted by the School Board.