Dr. Kim Jamieson

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  Published on: 3/21/2007    Last Visited: 3/21/2007  

  Kim Jamieson, Sonoma Valley Unified School District

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  Published on: 8/21/2002    Last Visited: 8/21/2002  

  (707) 935-6000; superintendent: Kim Jamieson, 935-6003
  
  Business Office - 935-6001
  
  Curriculum - 939-4895
  
  Student Services - 935-6004

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  Published on: 1/1/2004    Last Visited: 3/24/2007  

  Superintendent Kim Jamieson denied that the ban on flags was a response to the appearance of a Mexican flag in last year's senior photo.He said the school simply wanted a photo without props after four years of students displaying flags.

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  2005 Top 10 - [Cached Version]
  Published on: 12/30/2005    Last Visited: 1/2/2006  

  As the heat of summer beat down, school Superintendent Kim Jamieson made a last-minute decision to close the pool at Sonoma Valley High School out of concern that someone might get hurt, after an independent assessment showed 12 violations of state and federal codes.
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  School Superintendent Kim Jamieson resigned in early November after having been on paid administrative leave since Oct. 24.As part of the settlement, he will continue to draw his salary through June 30, 2006, after which he will receive monthly payments equal to his salary from July through October 2006, with the amount of payments reduced if he accepts other employment.Those signing the document agreed that Jamieson was leaving "to allow him to pursue other opportunities."Jamieson was named superintendent in 2001, having formerly served as a deputy superintendent for administration and human resources in the Petaluma School District.

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  Published on: 10/29/2004    Last Visited: 10/29/2004  

  At the same time, Sonoma Valley School Superintendent Kim Jamieson denied a student allegation that officials were afraid an American flag would offend Latino students.

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  Published on: 11/15/2005    Last Visited: 11/16/2005  

  Kim Jamieson, who has served as superintendent for four years, announced his resignation last week.Neither he nor board members have commented on reasons for his departure.
  
  Jamieson's annual salary is $135,916.
  
  According to the separation agreement, Jamieson's departure "is to allow him to pursue other opportunities and no other statement shall be made by the parties."
  
  The agreement also stipulates that Jamieson will provide up to 64 hours of consulting services to assist the district in the transition.The school board also agreed to provide Jamieson a "positive letter of recommendation."

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  Around the Empire - [Cached Version]
  Published on: 12/4/2003    Last Visited: 12/4/2003  

  If the Sonoma Valley tax passes, it would raise about $1.5 million a year for special programs, teacher recruitment and class size-reduction, Superintendent Kim Jamieson said.
  
  The tax would be in place for five years.Property owners over 65 years old would be exempt, Jamieson said.
  
  Last year, the district cut about $1.5 million from its budget, resulting in layoffs and program cuts, Jamieson said.

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  Published on: 1/23/2002    Last Visited: 10/18/2002  

  Calling itself Nuestra Voz, the coalition held its first meeting in November attended by more than one hundred people to hear the new Superintendent of the Sonoma Unified School District, Kim Jamieson, address questions from the audience.• Shelter Solutions: The Community Foundation continues to convene a meeting of representatives from the County, the City of Santa Rosa and the Task Force on the Homeless with the goal of developing and implementing an action plan to reduce homelessness in the county.After a sustained period in which Shelter Solutions conducted outreach to major stakeholders and held a number of community forums to discuss potential sites and listen to neighborhood concerns, the work of the past year has been to focus on discussions with governmental and private property owners about securing land and facilities to replace the winter armory shelter in Santa Rosa.While discussions continue to be directed at securing a new site and facilities, Shelter Solutions also has begun preparing a written report on facilities and programming to serve homeless adults as a guide to policy makers in county and city governments. health needs of the community.• Organizational Effectiveness Initiative: In 2001, the Community Foundation and the Volunteer Center of Sonoma County completed a five year partnership to build the organizational capacity of area nonprofits, supported by grants totaling more than $350,000 to CFSC from the David and Lucile Packard Foundation.The project focused primarily on an innovative training program for nonprofit boards of directors known as the Board Effectiveness Training (BET) program.The BET involves a two year-long commitment of the Volunteer Center's Resource Center for Nonprofits working with boards and executive directors to first teach the basics of board responsibilities and then to build from this understanding a set of priorities for improving each nonprofit organization.

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  Classes to discuss safety as molester still on loose - [Cached Version]
  Published on: 11/7/2001    Last Visited: 11/7/2001  

  Sonoma Valley Superintendent of Schools Kim Jamieson sent home a message to elementary and middle school parents that extra security measures are being taken to safeguard children.Teachers will discuss safety precautions in class , and Jamieson suggested parents do the same at.
  
  We're trying to keep things as normal as possible , not unduly alarm folks , he said.
  
  The girl was waiting at a school bus stop at Fetters Avenue and Highway 12 between 7 : 40 and 8 a.m. Monday when a man in a white American-made , two-door sedan -- possibly a Mercury Cougar or Ford Thunderbird -- pulled her into the car and molested her.Her 5-year-old sister witnessed the incident but was not injured.
  
  The man was described as Latino or Asian , in his mid-20s and about 5-foot-7 , with short black hair and a medium complexion.
  
  Detectives scoured the area Tuesday , searching for commuters or others who may have been in the vicinity of the attack the previous morning.No eyewitnesses other than the sister have been found.
  
  Sheriff's deputies and Sonoma police have stepped up their vigilance , especially around schools.Officers and teachers have copies of the sketch.
  
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  Jamieson said every visitor to campus is being asked to register and wear a pass , and parents are being asked to drop off their children no earlier than 8 a.m. and to pick them up immediately after school so they are not unsupervised.
  
  Teachers won't discuss Mon-day's incident specifically , but will talk to students about general safety , Jamieson said.
  
  We'll talk about how to stay alert , how to be aware of your surroundings , how to identify someone who might pose a threat to you and what to do when that happens , he said.

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  Published on: 2/7/2004    Last Visited: 12/14/2004  

  Kim Jamieson, Superintendent, Sonoma Valley Unified School District

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