Shelton's Chapter Two: Shelton School District Profile

Chapter Two: Shelton School District Profile

​​2.0 SHELTON SCHOOL DISTRICT PROFILE

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2.District Location


Shelton School District is located in the Pacific Northwest in the city of Shelton Washington. It is the largest
public school district in Mason County. Shelton School District is unique in that we have four feeder school
districts. These feeder school districts do not have all grade levels in their school district. Students from
Hood Canal, Pioneer and Southside attend Shelton High School. Students from Grapeview typically attend
North Mason school district.
 

Figure 2.1

Shelton School District Map

 


 

Figure 2.2

Shelton School District and Vicinity


 

 

2.2 District Overview

 

The Shelton School District’s mission statement is: 

A shared commitment to provide the most effective education to all students so they live successful
lives.
 

 

The Shelton School District’s vision statement is: 

With pride and professionalism we will hold all students to a high standard, which means that we
must hold ourselves to a high standard. We will recognize that our students bring us a diverse set of
 individual interests, capabilities and aspirations; and we will nurture all of them. We will act on our
 conviction that all families want their children to achieve in school and that all students would prefer
to be successful; and we will begin early to help those students apply themselves to success. 

 

Shelton School District History

The Shelton School District began in 1854 with eight students in a single room cabin at the present day
Walker Park near the community of Shelton, Washington.  Later that year, William Walter was named as
the County Superintendent of schools by Isaac Stevens, the First Governor of Washington Territory. 
Twelve years later, a second one room school was built on the shore of Oakland Bay.  In 1885, the first
full school in the City of Shelton was built.  Over time, the single county wide school district splintered into
7 Districts.  Shelton School District maintaining the highest population, as it was centered around the
county’s largest community. 

Shelton opened Lincoln High School in 1909, allowing 9-12 Grade for the first time in Mason County.  A
 new replacement Reed High School was built in 1924 and the current Shelton High School was complete
in 1972.  Shelton still provides High School to adjacent rural districts without one.  Shelton built its first
middle school in 1932, and was used until 1990 when the current Oakland Bay Jr. High School opened. 
Bordeaux Elementary was initially built in 1927, torn down and replaced in 1955 and expanded and
modernized in 2003.  Mountain View Elementary was built in 1955.  A new Evergreen Elementary was
built in 2003 and Olympic Middle School was added in 2004 to help overcrowding in the mid grades and
the High School.

In early 2017, Shelton School District voters passed a bond for $65 Million.  This will be used to replace
Mountain View Elementary and an expansion of Shelton High School to allow for more classrooms and
an auxiliary gym to accommodate returning 9th grade to the campus.

 

Demographics

Shelton School District provides services for over 4000 students in a K to 12 program.  There are three
K-5 elementary schools, one 6-7 middle school, one 8-9 junior high school, one 10-12 high school and
an alternative high school. 

In 2019-2020 School Year, Shelton School District will reconfigure grade levels when bond funded school
construction is complete.  This will change our Elementary schools to be K-4, intermediate schools will
be 5-8 and the High School will be 9-12.

 

Table 2.1

Selected Demographic Data

Mason County

 

 

Quick Facts 

Shelton 

Washington 

 

Population, 2013 estimate  

9,750 

6,973,742 

 

Population, 2010 (April 1) estimates base  

9,849 

6,724,543 

 

Population, percent change - April 1, 2010 to July 1, 2013  

-1.0% 

3.7% 

 

Population, 2010  

9,834 

6,724,540 

 

Persons under 5 years, percent, 2010  

8.6% 

6.5% 

 

Persons under 18 years, percent, 2010  

26.4% 

23.5% 

 

Persons 65 years and over, percent, 2010  

14.3% 

12.3% 

 

Female persons, percent, 2010  

50.9% 

50.2% 

 

Table 2.2

Shelton School District

Student Demographic 2015–16

Student Demographics

Enrollment

October 2015 Student Count

4,310

May 2016 Student Count

4,385

Gender (October 2015)

Male

2,257

52.4%

Female

2,053

47.6%

Race/Ethnicity (October 2015)

Hispanic / Latino of any race(s)

1,216

28.2%

American Indian / Alaskan Native

146

3.4%

Asian

26

0.6%

Black / African American

22

0.5%

Native Hawaiian / Other Pacific Islander

6

0.1%

White

2,601

60.3%

Two or More Races

293

6.8%

Special Programs

Free or Reduced-Price Meals (May 2016)

2,909

66.3%

Special Education (May 2016)

735

16.8%

Transitional Bilingual (May 2016)

539

12.3%

Migrant (May 2016)

72

1.6%

Section 504 (May 2016)

153

3.5%

Foster Care (May 2016)

94

2.1%

Other Information (more info)

Unexcused Absence Rate (2015-16)

2,184

0.6%

Adjusted 4-Year Cohort Graduation Rate (Class of 2015)

74.5%

Adjusted 5-year Cohort Graduation Rate (Class of 2014)

84.3%

College/University enrollment rates of graduates

 

 

2.3 District Facilities

The Shelton School District has 7 campuses and several other facilities including a district office building,
maintenance building and a transportation facility.  The transportation facility is a cooperative shared with
 the Pioneer and Southside School Districts.
 

Table 2.2

District Facilities

Shelton Pre-Disaster Mitigation Summary

Campus/ Building

Building Condition

Floors

Building Area

Built

SqFt

Structural Sys

Bordeaux Elementary School

Covered Play

90.00% Good

1

KK

2003

3,276

S3

Main Building

87.56% Good

1

A-A1

2003

1,576

W2

 

AA-S

1959

2,424

W2

 

B

2003

226

W2

 

BB

1959

783

W2

 

C

2003

58

W2

 

CC-GG

1959

629

W2

 

D

2003

159

W2

 

DD

1959

1,064

C2L

 

E

2003

313

W2

 

EE

1959

1,277

W2

 

F

2003

121

W2

 

FF

1959

4,565

W2

 

G

2003

1,296

W2

 

H

2003

960

W2

 

I

2003

722

W2

 

J

2003

739

W2

 

JJ

1959

192

W2

 

K-K1

2003

1,279

W2

 

L-L1

2003

7,645

W2

 

M

2003

361

W2

 

N

2003

776

W2

 

O

2003

297

W2

 

P

2003

140

W2

 

Q-Q1

2003

619

W2

 

R

2003

3,750

W2

 

S

2003

216

W2

 

T

1955

4,141

RM1L

 

U

1955

1,079

RM1L

 

V

1955

1,547

RM1L

 

W

1955

546

RM1L

 

X

1955

1,190

RM1L

 

Y

1955

115

W2

 

Z

1955

4,592

W2

Portable 1/2

-

1

Portable 1/2

1997

1,792

MH

Portable 3/4

-

1

Portable 3/4

1997

1,792

MH

Portable 5/6

-

1

Portable 5/6

2002

1,792

MH

 

Table 2.2

District Facilities - Continued

 

Shelton Pre-Disaster Mitigation Summary

Campus/ Building

Building Condition

Floors

Building Area

Built

SqFt

Structural Sys

CHOICE Alternative School

Main Building

51.45% Poor

2

1948 Lower Flr

1948

20,793

C3L

 

1948 Upper Flr

1948

13,221

C3L

 

1988 Lower Flr

1988

178

W1

 

2003 Lower Flr

2003

361

S2L

 

2003 Upper Flr

2003

361

S2L

Evergreen Elementary School

Covered Play

90.00% Good

1

ZZ

2003

4,100

S3

Main Building

84.61% Fair

1

0

2003

662

W2

 

A-A1

2003

14,452

W2

 

B

2003

551

W2

 

C

2003

243

W2

 

D

2003

10

W2

 

E

2003

31

W2

 

F

2003

108

W2

 

G

2003

108

W2

 

H

2003

186

W2

 

I

2003

9,070

W2

 

J-J1

2003

1,601

W2

 

K

2003

377

W2

 

L

2003

1,216

W2

 

M

2003

410

W2

 

N-N1

2003

6,295

W2

 

P

2003

801

W2

 

Q

2003

558

W2

 

R

2003

920

W2

 

S-S1

2003

5,603

W2

 

T

2003

920

W2

 

U

2003

558

W2

 

V

2003

920

W2

 

W-W1

2003

5,603

W2

 

X

2003

920

W2

 

Y

2003

558

W2

 

Z

2003

920

W2

Portable East

-

1

Portable East

2009

1,792

MH

Portable SE

-

1

Portable SE

1985

1,848

MH

Portable West

-

1

Portable West

2009

1,792

MH

 



 

Shelton Pre-Disaster Mitigation Summary

Campus/ Building

Building Condition

Floors

Building Area

Built

SqFt

Structural Sys

Mountain View Elementary School

Covered Play East

90.00% Good

1

19

2006

3,276

S3

Covered Play West

69.21% Fair

1

17

1975

2,400

W2

Library Building

66.17% Fair

1

12-13-14

1969

6,225

W2

Main Building

69.64% Fair

1

1-4

1955

13,236

W2

 

18

1988

178

 

 

5-11

1957

22,099

W2

PreK Annex Building

70.42% Fair

1

15

1970

944

W2

 

15

1970

944

W2

 

15

1970

944

W2

 

15

1970

944

W2

 

15

1970

944

W2

 

15

1970

944

W2

 

15

1970

944

W2

 

15-16

1970

868

W2

Portable 1

-

1

Portable 1

1990

960

MH

Portable 2/3

-

1

Portable 2/3

1990

1,792

MH

Portable 4/5

-

1

Portable 4/5

2009

1,792

MH

Portable 6/7

-

1

Portable 6/7

2009

1,792

MH

Portable 8/9

-

1

Portable 8/9

2014

1,792

MH

Oakland Bay Junior High School

Main Building

67.84% Fair

2

A

1990

6,210

PC1

 

AA

1990

827

S2L

 

B

1990

179

RM1L

 

BB-CC-DD

1990

22,477

S2L

 

C

1990

240

RM1L

 

D-E

1990

1,808

RM1L

 

EE

1990

792

S2L

 

F

1990

400

RM1L

 

FF

1990

827

S2L

 

G

1990

9,390

PC1

 

H

1990

5,150

RM1L

 

I

1990

2,400

RM1L

 

J

1990

3,840

S2L

 

K-L

1990

776

S2L

 

M

1990

768

S2L

 

O

1990

1,584

S2L

 

P-N

1990

18,199

S2L

 

Q

1990

5,312

S2L

 

R

1990

1,988

S2L

 

S-T

1990

776

S2L

Portable 601/602

-

1

Portable 601/602

1900

1,792

MH

Portable 603/604

-

1

Portable 603/604

1900

1,792

MH

 


Table 2.2

District Facilities - Continued

Shelton Pre-Disaster Mitigation Summary

Campus/ Building

Building Condition

Floors

Building Area

Built

SqFt

Structural Sys

Olympic Middle School

Main Building

82.89% Fair

1

10

2004

110

W2

 

11

2004

579

W2

 

12

2004

1,701

W2

 

14

2004

107

W2

 

1-4-6

2004

13,525

W2

 

16

2004

61

W2

 

17

2004

724

W2

 

18-13-15

2004

13,561

W2

 

19

2004

441

W2

 

2

2004

726

W2

 

20

2004

1,122

W2

 

21-22

2004

1,700

W2

 

23

2004

306

W2

 

24

2004

63

W2

 

25

2004

253

W2

 

26

2004

256

W2

 

27

2004

3,572

W2

 

28

2004

324

W2

 

29

2004

18,307

W2

 

3

2004

61

W2

 

30

2004

268

RM1L

 

31

2004

3,190

RM1L

 

32

2004

129

RM1L

 

33

2004

85

RM1L

 

34

2004

129

RM1L

 

35

2004

110

RM1L

 

36

2004

900

RM1L

 

37

2004

2,002

RM1L

 

38

2004

124

W2

 

39

2004

57

W2

 

40

2004

2,846

W2

 

41

2004

1,244

W2

 

42

2004

255

W2

 

43

2004

930

W2

 

44

2004

490

W2

 

45

2004

74

W2

 

46

2004

253

W2

 

5

2004

107

W2

 

7

2004

5,279

W2

 

8

2004

276

W2

 

9

2004

1,890

W2

 

 

Table 2.2

District Facilities - Continued

Shelton Pre-Disaster Mitigation Summary

Campus/ Building

Building Condition

Floors

Building Area

Built

SqFt

Structural Sys

Shelton High School

100 Administration

56.80% Poor

1

Bldg. 100

1973

6,095

W2

1100 Cafeteria

67.40% Fair

2

Bldg. 1100

1973

16,837

W2

1200/1300 Auditorium/Music

70.43% Fair

1

Bldg. 1200

1973

20,743

W2

200 Business

58.94% Poor

1

Bldg. 200

1973

6,095

W2

300 Social Studies NJROTC

59.21% Poor

1

Bldg 300

1973

11,111

W2

400 English

59.21% Poor

1

Bdlg. 400

1973

11,111

W2

500 Math Home and Family

59.73% Poor

1

Bldg. 500

1973

11,111

W2

600 Science

69.59% Fair

1

Bldg. 600

1973

11,419

W2

700 Library

61.28% Poor

1

Bldg. 700

1973

11,286

W2

800 Vocational

63.20% Fair

2

Bldg. 800

1973

20,206

W2

900/1000 Pool & Gym

71.39% Fair

1

Bldg. 900 - 1973

1973

46,269

W2

 

Bldg. 900 - 1980

1980

3,923

W2

 

Bldg. 900 - 1988

1988

1,535

W2

Covered Grandstands

-

1

-

 

Portable 1

-

1

Portable 1

1998

1,792

MH

Portable 2

-

1

Portable 2

1998

1,792

MH

Portable 3

-

1

Portable 3

2003

1,792

MH

Portable 4

-

1

Portable 4

2003

1,792

MH

Portable 5

-

1

Portable 5

2003

1,792

MH

Portable FFA/Hort.

-

1

Portable FFA/Hort

1985

960

MH

District Administration Center

Administrative Services Building

-

2

-

 

Facilities and Maintenance Shop

Facilities and Operations

-

2

-

 

Transportation Maintenance Center

Transportation Center

-

2

Trans Ctr Flr 1

1984

10,240

 

 

 

 

Trans Ctr Flr 2

1984

1,640

 

 

the work will include a replacement or modernization of Mountain View Elementary and a partial replacement or modernization and capacity space addition at Shelton High School.  These two schools are beyond their life cycles and qualify for OSPI funding to replace or modernize.​

 
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NON-DISCRIMINATION STATEMENT: Shelton School District does not discriminate in any programs or activities on the basis of sex, race, creed, religion, color, national origin, age, veteran or military status, sexual orientation, gender expression or identity, disability, or the use of a trained dog guide or service animal and provides equal access to the Boy Scouts and other designated youth groups. The following employees have been designated to handle questions and complaints of alleged discrimination:

Title IX Coordinator: Tabitha Whiting, Executive Dir. of Human Resources; 700 S. First Street; Shelton, WA 98584; 360-426-1687; Email: [email protected]

Section 504/ADA Coordinator: Ivy Kardes, Director of Special Services; 700 S. First Street; Shelton, WA 98584; 360-426-2151; Email: [email protected]

Civil Rights Compliance Coordinator: Tabitha Whiting, Executive Dir. of Human Resources; 700 S. First Street; Shelton, WA 98584; 360-426-1687; Email: [email protected]

Gender Inclusive School Coordinator: Rich Squire, Safety and Security Manager; 700 S. 1st Street; Shelton, WA 98584; 360-426-6322; Email: [email protected]

You can report discrimination and discriminatory harassment to any school staff member or to the district's Civil Rights Coordinator, listed above. You also have the right to file a complaint.

For a copy of your district’s nondiscrimination policy and procedure, contact your school or district office or view Policy and Procedure 3210 online here: Policy & Procedure - Shelton School District

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