Rainier Prep

Compliance officers

All compliance officers can be reached at 10211 12th Ave S. Seattle, WA 98168 or by phone at (206) 494-5979.

Civil Rights Compliance Officer: kdye@rainierprep.org

Title IX / Sex Equity Officer: kdye@rainierprep.org

Section 504 / ADA Coordinator: mfernandez@rainierprep.org

Special Education Director: mfernandez@rainierprep.org

Harassment, Intimidation, and Bullying Coordinator: mfernandez@rainierprep.org

McKinney Vento/Homeless Liaison: mfernandez@rainierprep.org

English Language Learner (ELL) Coordinator: hmckey@rainierprep.org

Public Records Officer (PRO): klobos@rainierprep.org

Nondiscrimination statement

Rainier Prep 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 employee(s) has been designated to handle questions and complaints of alleged discrimination: Director of Operations, 10211 12th Ave S, Seattle, WA 98168.

Title IX Coordinator: Kamille Dye, Finance & Human Resources Officer, kdye@rainierprep.org

Section 504/ADA Coordinator: Morgan Fernandez, School Principal, mfernandez@rainierprep.org

Civil Rights Compliance Coordinator: Kamille Dye, Finance & Human Resources Officer, kdye@rainierprep.org

Equal opportunity employer

Equal employment opportunity and respect in the workplace are fundamental principles at Rainier Prep. Rainier Prep prohibits and does not tolerate harassment, intimidation, bullying, discriminatory, or retaliatory behavior. All aspects of your employment are based upon your personal capabilities and qualifications, without regard to race, color, religion/creed, sex/gender (including pregnancy and gender identity), sexual orientation or perceived sexual orientation, national origin, alienage or citizenship status, disability, age, military status, marital status, partnership status, status as a victim of domestic violence, genetic predisposition or carrier status, or any other protected class as established by federal, state, or local law.

Rainier Prep complaint policy

Rainier Prep believes that if a citizen has a question, suggestion, or complaint, the citizen should first discuss this directly with the person involved as most complaints can be resolved informally. If the issue is not resolved, the citizen should bring it up with the appropriate administrator who shall attempt to resolve the issue through a conference with the citizen and the staff member. If the issue cannot be resolved in the manner described above, the citizen should complete the Request for Consideration of Complaint Form (available in the school office). The school administrator or designee shall verbally explain the complaint process at the time the “Request for Consideration of Complaint Form” is given to the citizen and inform the citizen of the right to have an advocate assist in representing the citizen’s position. The complaint shall:

1. Be in writing;
2. Be signed by the complaining parties, and
3. Set forth specific acts, conditions or circumstances of concern.

The School Leader/designee will conduct or coordinate an investigation of the complaint and reach a decision within twenty (20) school work days after receipt of the complaint. The decision of the School Leader/designee shall be communicated in writing to the parties involved. Should a complaint be submitted with less than twenty (20) school work days remaining within the regularly scheduled school calendar, reasonable extension of this timeline shall be allotted as deemed necessary by the investigator.If the complaint is not resolved to the citizen’s satisfaction, the citizen may request, within five (5) school work days, the complaint be referred to the Director of the Board. The School Leader/designee shall refer the matter within five (5) school work days. The parties involved in the complaint will have the opportunity to meet with the Director of the Board/designee within twenty (20) school work days after the Director of the Board or designee receives the Request for Consideration of Complaint Form. Such a request to meet with the Director of the Board or designee shall be made by the citizen within five (5) school work days
from the time the citizen requested the referral. Such a request from the staff member shall be made within five (5) school work days from the time the staff member was notified of the complaint. The Director of the Board or designee shall also have the right to establish a review committee if desired, or directly make a decision. In cases of physical injury to a student, the complaint will be referred to a review committee established by the Director of the Board. When a review committee is established, the committee shall be representative of the interests involved. The Director of the Board or designee will appoint the committee chairperson within ten (10) school work days after receiving the Request for Consideration of Complaint Form. The committee will review the citizen’s complaint and submit a written recommendation to the Director of the Board within twenty (20) school work days after the  committee chairperson has been appointed. The Director of the Board will make a decision and notify the citizen, in writing, within ten (10) school work days after:

1. Receiving the Form and the School Leader/designee’s decision; or
2. Meeting with the parties involved in the complaint; or
3. Receiving the written recommendation of the review committee.

The response of the Director of the Board shall clearly state either:

1) That the school district denies the allegations contained in the complaint; or
2) The nature of such reasonable corrective measures deemed necessary to eliminate any
such act, condition or circumstance within the school district; PROVIDED that any such
corrective measure deemed necessary shall be instituted as expeditiously as possible but
in no event later than 30 calendar days following the date of the Director of the Board’s
response to the complaining party.

The Director of the Board or designee has full authority to resolve the complaint within the limits
of Board policy and state and federal law.

WSSDA Policy: 4220
WSSDA Revision Dates: 12/2011

RP Revision Date: 02/2018
RP Adoption Date: 02/28/2018

Washington State Charter School Commission's complaint process

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