Quick reminder before Tuesday gets here: Two big one-of-a-kind meetings are scheduled in West Seattle tomorrow night. At West Seattle High School, 6:30 pm tomorrow, the next phase of the Seattle Public Schools student-assignment plan transition is up for discussion, particularly potential tweaks to how it’s affecting local schools and students – this Power Point presentation updated by the district last week includes some of what’s under discussion for West Seattle, including:

*Realign feeder patterns

*Grandfather non-attendance area students at Denny on to Chief Sealth, and non-attendance area students at Madison on to West Seattle

*Ensure more than 10% Open Choice seats at both Chief Sealth and West Seattle

*Establish a “West Seattle Preference” so Open Choice seats go first to students in West Seattle

*Make Gatewood, West Seattle Elementary, and Sanislo dual feed with transportation

*Add ALO at Lafayette to meet needs of students who can’t get into Lafayette Spectrum

*Institute multi-year waiting lists for Spectrum

*Monitor enrollment balance for future consideration of additional school bus transportation for MS grades

Meantime, the Viaduct/Tunnel meeting is at Madison Middle School, 6-8 pm tomorrow, open-house style so you can drop in any time. In addition to obtaining information about the newly released Supplemental Draft Environmental Impact Statement focusing on the tunnel’s potential effects, you can also officially comment – either by talking to a court reporter who’ll transcribe your comment for the record, or by typing into a computer that’ll be on site (if you have had trouble commenting some other way).