Charles Carver

The board meeting agenda includes the approval of the school year calendar and board meeting schedule, a presentation from the Elementary department, and the approval of construction contracts for facility bathroom renovations. Policy matters cover the second reading of various school policies including health education, sex education, wireless devices, purchasing, procurement, criminal record checks, and emergency operations. Finance and operations discussions involve the approval of the budget for the upcoming school year and the finalization of the previous year's budget. Additionally, the board will review an extension for the executive coaching and administrative systems support service agreement.

The board meeting agenda focused on school financial oversight, specifically conducting a budget hearing for the 2026-2027 school year and reviewing the final budget for the 2025-2026 school year. Additional discussion items included the audit engagement letter under finance and operations, as well as Superintendent notes.

The board meeting included a presentation on mentor tracking information, a review of financial operations regarding the upcoming purchase of Chromebooks, and the approval of the master course list for the 2026-2027 academic year. Additionally, the board approved various curriculums and educational programs, including Edgenuity, Edmentum, and dual enrollment opportunities. The superintendent provided updates on facility renovations, the professional development schedule, and upcoming graduation plans.

The board discussed policy matters related to The Seven Outs and received a presentation regarding the Human Services Department. Additionally, the board approved the adoption of the Savvas enVision Math elementary curriculum for the upcoming fall and the selection of Subject.com as the curriculum provider for grades 6-12 for the 2026-2027 school year.

The board meeting agenda included several key items such as the approval of bills payable, a presentation by the Director of Mentoring and Technology, and a presentation on the purchase of Chromebooks for the spring. Furthermore, the board addressed curriculum and instruction matters, specifically involving the approval of the course catalog and master course list for the upcoming academic year, along with the adoption of various educational platforms and programming. Superintendent notes covered updates on laboratory renovations, professional development scheduling, and graduation planning.