The board reviewed and approved several items, including resolutions for the general school board election, substitute teacher and paraprofessional pay rates, and the 10-year Long-Term Facility Maintenance (LTFM) resolution. Additionally, the board approved the dissolution of the soccer co-op with Belle Plaine, reviewed and acted on budget revisions for FY26 and preliminary budget for FY27, approved various contracts and personnel items, and received updates from administration and school leadership regarding operations, enrollment, and curriculum initiatives.
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The board meeting addressed various administrative and operational matters including the presentation of the Cardiac Emergency Response Plan, a review of the graduate list, updates on the LTFM, Capital, and Safe Schools budgets, and the approval of several overnight field trip requests for sports teams. The board also recognized retiring staff members for their contributions to the district and received multiple departmental reports covering areas such as facilities, communications, and special services. Additionally, financial reports and a resolution accepting donations were reviewed and acted upon.
May 11, 2026·Board meeting
Jordan Public Schools Regular Meeting
The board recognized recipients of the Jordan Pride Awards and reviewed monthly finance reports along with various donations. Key action items included the approval of a new Cardiac Emergency Response Plan, the list of graduates, and several overnight field trip requests for the basketball and baseball teams. The board also received updates regarding the LTFM, Capital, and Safe Schools budgets, followed by administrative and departmental reports from the superintendent, principals, and various directors.
Apr 13, 2026·Board meeting
Jordan Public Schools Regular Meeting
The meeting included the presentation of Jordan Pride Awards to various students for their achievements in esports, bowling, choir, and band, as well as recognition for safety patrol members. The Board reviewed and accepted monthly finance reports and a variety of donations for the fishing, clay target, football, and early learning programs. The Board approved a land lease agreement, authorized the annual activities fees with no increases for the year, and approved the superintendent's contract for 2026-2029. Various administrative and director reports were also provided to the board.
