Cami Browne

The board meeting included recognition of student achievements and school updates, a report from the Superintendent, and a presentation regarding food services. Discussions were held regarding the participation of students on governing boards. The board reviewed and took action on personnel items, payables, and spending authority. Additionally, the board held a second reading and adoption of a policy concerning unexcused absences and performed a first reading of a policy regarding student representation on governing boards.

The board retreat focused on the professional development of the board and its relationship with the superintendent. Key discussion topics included the importance of the board-superintendent relationship, defining the district's vision and goals, communication strategies, and the superintendent evaluation process. The board also addressed long-range planning, capital levy projects, the potential for a bond, fiscal responsibility, and the development of a new district strategic plan to replace the one expiring in 2020.

The board meeting featured special presentations from Parkway Elementary, Heights Elementary, and Lincoln Middle School regarding school improvement plans and student achievements. Superintendent communications covered parking lot renovation quotes, a facility naming request, and district investment recommendations. The board discussed and reviewed bond progress, and policy revisions concerning sick leave and high school graduation requirements. Additionally, the board issued a proclamation for School Retirees' Appreciation Week and held an executive session to discuss personnel matters.

The board discussed several topics, including an update on the wellness committee, social work positions, and the potential soccer co-op with Asotin. They approved an easement request for AVISTA Utilities and decided to proceed with installing a track at Clarkston High School. The facilities manager provided a maintenance update, and the board reviewed the AVID contract renewal, updates to board policies, the sale of surplus property on Florence Lane, and a cell tower negotiation proposal. Additionally, the board approved several personnel actions, financial expenditures, and various school event and program requests.

The board meeting included special presentations on the Camp Dudley program and the end-of-year report for the School Resource Officer. Key discussions focused on the implementation of a School-Based Health Center. Administrative items included the introduction of a policy regarding electronic signatures, consideration for the adoption of a policy on contests and advertising, and personnel action items. Financial reports were presented covering payroll, spending authority, enrollment statistics, and budget status, alongside the approval of a 2025-2027 athletic trainer agreement and a donation to the drama club.