Alisha Conley

The meeting included a patron comment requesting explanations regarding bond refinancing, followed by reports from student ambassadors highlighting Veterans Day events, student athlete accomplishments, honor society activities, and charitable drives. The superintendent provided updates on community learning sessions, the impact of Senate Bill 3 on property tax assessments, procedures for inclement weather decisions, and holiday assistance programs. The board concluded with the approval of a resolution for the defeasance of general obligation bonds to reduce debt service.

This document outlines a prioritized list of facilities within the Fox C-6 School District, categorizing them by priority levels (1-3 years, 3-6 years, 7+ years) in relation to insurance claims. The key focus areas include Fox Campus, Seckman Campus, Middle Schools, Elementary Schools, and Administrative facilities. The intended outcome is to address these identified claims based on their assigned urgency.

This document outlines Proposition M, a bond initiative by the Fox C-6 School District seeking $48 million for capital improvements, safety enhancements, and early lease terminations, without increasing the current tax rate. The goals are to maintain facilities, modernize safety measures (including rapid response emergency notification systems, lockdown-capable classroom door hardware, and modernized exterior door monitoring and controls), and manage resources.

The meeting commenced with the pledge of allegiance and introductions of district personnel, including assistant superintendents and board officers. Key agenda items included the approval of the meeting agenda for July 8th, 2025, and Superintendent Comments which provided updates on facility work, such as parking lot resurfacing at the service center and Fox campus, and upcoming projects at Antonio Elementary, Londonell Elementary, and Ridgewood Middle School. The Superintendent also stressed the importance of timely student registration for staffing purposes. Financial reports for the 11th month of the fiscal year were presented, followed by the approval of Group A bills. Discussions also covered the renewal of the Jefferson County Sheriff's Department School Resource Officer Agreement, noting a cost increase, and the approval of the District Student Handbook. The handbook update specifically incorporated new state legislation mandating that cell phones be banned from being visible during learning time, from bell to bell. Further discussion on the handbook involved clarifying the disciplinary progression for cell phone violations and the need to align existing board policy language with the new statutory requirements.

This Schoolwide Program Plan for Fox Elementary outlines strategies to improve student academic achievement and well-being, and enhance family and community engagement. Key priorities include increasing reading fluency and comprehension, improving math number sense and algebraic reasoning, supporting staff mental health and morale, and boosting student attendance. The plan details strategies such as supplemental instruction, professional development, and targeted interventions for at-risk students, alongside comprehensive parent involvement initiatives to foster a supportive learning environment and ensure all students meet Missouri Learning Standards.