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Regulations Manual

Alterations for the 2020-21 school year

Some of the regulations may not be in effect as written given current guidance and/or emergency rules from the state legislature, OSPI, the State Board of Education and other governing bodies. Please see our Reopening 2020-21 FAQ page for more information on practices that may be altered at this time.

Administrative Regulations Manual & Procedures

Under Policy Governance®, within the directives and limitation listed in the Board Governance Policies, the Board delegates the development and implementation of Administrative Regulations and procedures to the Superintendent and staff, except in regard to issues for which they are mandated by law to take direct action. A comprehensive review and revision of all District policies and procedures was completed between August and December 2015, and the conversion to an Administrative Regulations Manual was completed on February 1, 2016.

Regulations establish legal records and standards of conduct for the school district. Regulations can provide a bridge between the School Board's philosophy and goals and the everyday administration of programs.

The Issaquah School District is continually updating Regulations and procedures to keep current with state laws and regulations as well as best practices. Regulations or procedures on this website may be in transition or in process of being revised. Please contact Tricia Romo, Public Records Officer, if you have a specific policy question or to double-check on a Regulation.

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Rental or Lease of District Real Property - 6112


Code: 6112

Adopted: 9/13/1997

Last Revised Date: 1/16/2021

When District real property is not needed, the District has the authority to call for bids to rent or lease any surplus real property. A notice of the intent to rent or lease property will be published in a newspaper of general circulation in the District at least 45 days before the rental or lease takes effect, if the value of the rental or lease is $10,000.00 or more. The District may establish a minimum acceptable bid based upon the fair market value, provided that such minimum bid is non-discriminatory within classes of users.

Such property will be rented or leased for lawful purposes. The rental or lease will be in the best interests of the District and not interfere with the conduct of the District's educational program and related activities. It is a violation of district policy for any person, including a renter or leaser to carry a firearm or dangerous weapon on district property Proceeds from rental or lease of District property which are in excess of the operational costs incurred for such rental or lease will be deposited in the general fund, capital projects fund or debt service fund.

The District may recapture the lease or rented surplus property should such property be needed for school purposes in the future.

Legal References:

  • RCW 28A.335.040 Surplus school property, rental, lease or use of - Authorized -Limitations
  • RCW 28A.335.050 Surplus school property, rental, lease or use of - Joint use - Compensation - Conditions generally
  • RCW 28A.335.060 Surplus school property, rental lease or use of - Disposition of moneys
  • RCW 28A.335.070 Surplus school property, rental, lease or use of - Existing contracts not impaired
  • RCW 28A.335.080 Surplus school property, rental, lease or use of - Community use not impaired
  • RCW 28A.335.090 Conveyance and acquisition of property - Management - Appraisal
  • RCW 28A.335.130 Real property - Sale - Use of proceeds
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