Clay Community Schools Board of Trustees Regular Session
The board meeting addressed various administrative and educational items, including extensive personnel updates regarding leaves, resignations, and new staff employment. The board received reports on the status of the school bus fleet and proposals for hosting home cross-country meets. The superintendent presented academic performance data, including I-READ proficiency results, and noted the successful start of the academic year. New business included the authorization to advertise the upcoming budget and capital plans, the adoption of a new principal and assistant principal evaluation tool, and the initiation of strategic facility and academic plans. Additionally, the board approved an increase in adult meal prices, accepted monetary donations for office improvements and equipment, and entered into a service contract for speech and language therapy.
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Clay Community Schools Board of Trustees Special Session
The meeting focused on various personnel matters, including resignations, retirements, and new employment across certified and non-certified roles, as well as the appointment of extra-curricular coaches and volunteers. Additionally, the board approved an adjustment to the 2026-27 school calendar to incorporate virtual professional development days for teachers and ratified a recurring annual contract with the Hamilton Center.
Jul 9, 2026·Board meeting
Board Of Trustees Of Clay Community Schools Organizational And Regular Session
The Board of Trustees discussed and approved various items, including the 2026-27 Wireless Device Policy and Handbook addition, and a donation for the Van Buren Elementary School roof replacement. Key administrative actions included approving the auction of surplus school items, confirming a library board appointment, and passing a resolution to transfer funds from the Debt Service Fund to the Operations Fund. The Board also terminated its contract with NEOLA and approved a new contract with ISBA for policy services. A presentation regarding the E3 Emergency Notification App was delivered, and the Board formally recognized the retiring Superintendent for his years of service.
