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The history of the Columbia River is rich with people who had extraordinary vision and, importantly, the ability to inspire others. To some observers they were prescient, and to others they were simply crackpots with crazy ideas. Each, however, had a particular genius, a base of unique knowledge or ability, and charisma.
Some are major figures in Columbia River history, and others aren’t. Some acted solely for personal gain, others saw the river in a broader context as a servant of Northwest society. Some succeeded, others failed. Each, however, saw future possibilities that many of their contemporaries didn’t see — an Eden at the end of a long trail west, river transportation, hydropower, railroads, irrigation, economic growth, reduced hunger and improved living conditions. When many of the most important events in Columbia River history are traced to their roots, inevitably these people, and others like them, stand out. Here is but a sampling: Hall Jackson Kelley, promoter of westward emigration; Nathaniel Wyeth, pioneer Columbia River entrepreneur; U.S. Army Lt. John Mullen, surveyor and road builder; Sandford Fleming, Canadian railroad surveyor and designer; William Baillie-Grohman, canal builder who linked the Kootenay with the Columbia; Sam Hill, road builder and busine
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Advanced Glycation End-Products (AGEs): Generation, Chemistry, Usage, Receptors, innermost Diseases Tied up to AGEs
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Monitoring of State Assessments
As part of the Every Student Succeeds Act (ESSA), OSPI is required to develop and implement a formal monitoring plan that provides the agency feedback on district and school assessment administration procedures.
OSPI’s goal in evaluating district implementation of assessments is to use monitoring as an opportunity to better support districts by identifying areas where additional resources, processes, and/or guidance are needed. Monitoring is not a compliance activity, and evaluations made during the process do not negatively impact the district.
Assessments Monitored
The following assessments will be monitored virtually via desk monitoring.
Smarter Balanced | Washington Comprehensive Assessment of Science (WCAS) | WIDA Assessments | WA-AIM
Monitoring Cycle
OSPI assigned districts to a five-year monitoring cycle, beginning in 2023. For each year listed, OSPI will randomly select 20 districts for monitoring in the spring.
- Districts to be Monitored in 2023
Asotin-Anatone
Boistfort
Burlington-Edison
Centerville
Central Kitsap
Colfax
Colton
Crescent
Cusick
Damman
Endicott
Ephrata
Evergreen (Stevens)
Finley
Granite Falls
Great Northern
Griffin
Hood Canal
Impact Public Schools
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