Amanda Hansen

The board meeting included a quasi-judicial student hearing followed by a regular session. Public comments were received regarding the local aquatic center and the need for sheltered outdoor areas at a school. Key discussion topics included the addition of girls' flag football and Unified Sports for special needs students, a detailed presentation on the district's Alternative Learning Program, and an overview of upcoming summer capital and maintenance projects. The Board approved contracts for the Dutch Hill Bus Lane Addition, installation of interactive panels, and the purchase of related educational equipment. An executive session was held to discuss the Superintendent's evaluation.

The Board of Directors is scheduled to attend the Senior Awards Night event held at the Glacier Peak High School Performing Arts Center.

The board meeting was held to attend the Snohomish High School Departmental Awards ceremony. No formal action was taken during the meeting.

The board discussed the Highly Capable Program and its upcoming implementation adjustments, expanded classroom management and monitoring capabilities through the Lightspeed technology service, and reviewed the draft board calendar for the following academic year. Facilities planning for the Parkway Campus and the potential re-establishment of a Citizen Facility Advisory Committee were also addressed. Additionally, the superintendent provided updates on enrollment and capacity, administrative turnover forecasts, legislative financial impacts on bus depreciation and kindergarten transition programs, and the introduction of girls' flag football and a new Unified Sports Program.

The board meeting includes a workshop presentation by Human Resource Services. Key agenda items involve the approval of a consent agenda encompassing warrant reports, personnel reports, 2026-2027 board meeting dates, surplus property disposal, student travel for an FBLA national conference, and an interdistrict agreement with the WANIC Skill Center. New business features curriculum adoption considerations for elementary science, middle school science, and middle school English language arts, along with a summer programs presentation and a resolution for emergency declaration regarding state competitive bidding requirements. Old business includes a request for the deletion of a policy regarding the disciplinary removal of students with disabilities, followed by a superintendent's report.