Bill Kryscynski

The meeting commenced with the adoption of the agenda. Key discussions included a Superintendent's report highlighting the upcoming 'Real Life, Real Choices' simulation for seniors, progress on Physics II student engineering projects, and planning for summer 2026 capital projects such as baseball/softball dugout replacements and renovations at the former Head Start building. The Student Representative reported on high school activities and sports successes. The Board heard a presentation from the Farrell Emmett Elementary Civics Club and addressed a public request for playground fencing at Avoca Elementary, noting improvements are planned. Financial reports were approved. The Board approved personnel actions, including resignations and additions to the substitute list. New Business involved the adoption of a Budget Amendment, approval for the purchase of one diesel bus, awarding the Internet Service and Managed Lit Fiber bid, approving a Retainer Contract with Thrun Law Firm, and the annual signing of the Board Members Code of Ethics.

The meeting included discussions on 5th-grade field trips and an out-of-state baseball trip. A survey to gauge community interest in a bond proposal was presented. The Superintendent's report highlighted student count, state budget updates, recognition of Mr. Carlson as principal of the year, a donation to Farrell Elementary, and the Yale Alumni Luncheon. The Buildings and Grounds report covered required installations, door replacements, flooring repairs, water filtration system design, salt barn construction, and monument signs. The Finance report discussed closing district books, bonded debt payments, ACH withdrawals, and the sale of cafeteria tables. The Instruction and Personnel report included hiring, resignations, and recommendations to the substitute list. Curriculum updates and a review of county K-12 data were also presented. Transportation updates focused on seeking bus driver applicants and improving routes. The board also discussed the 2024-2025 audit presentation, board governance, buildings and grounds, SCCASB representative, MASB Legislative Liaison, interviews of construction management companies, and overnight field trips. The board entered an executive session to discuss a class action lawsuit and property acquisition.

The meeting included the Superintendent's report, covering topics such as sophomore visits to Blue Water Controls, discussions among BWAC superintendents regarding Algonac Schools' exit, a survey for a potential 2026 bond, and a community meeting to discuss bond options. The Student Representative reported on homecoming, blood drive, the Science Club, the Book Club, and fall sports. There was also a presentation on the 2024-2025 audit and a vision for a shared athletic/theatrical facility. The board addressed financial reports, personnel matters, and a resolution regarding a class action lawsuit against PowerSchool.

The meeting included the Superintendent's report, highlighting Will Brakeman's selection to serve on Lisa McClain's Youth Council, Yale High School's Leadership Class starting a podcast series, updates on the 2026 bond proposal costs, and the investigation into new handheld radios for the district. The Yale Education Foundation was recognized for Ella Vokes' artwork. The board also reviewed and approved financial and personnel reports, including hiring several new staff members and accepting a resignation.

The meeting included discussions and reports from various departments. The Superintendent reported on the results of a bond survey and plans to move the Yale Elementary Office. The Transportation Director presented a report including staffing updates, bus inspection results, and plans to purchase a new bus. The Buildings and Grounds Director discussed lagoon discharge, road salt supply, and the water filtration system for Avoca. The Finance Director reported on the district's financial status and increasing health insurance costs. The Assistant Superintendent presented on new hires and resignations, curriculum updates, and the 'I'm In' team meeting. The Board also discussed a bond update and legislative actions.