Heather Klos

The meeting agenda included the Pledge of Allegiance, review of the district's vision and mission, and adoption of the agenda. Key actions involved approving the Monthly Business Affairs Documents as part of the consent agenda and reviewing the minutes from the previous meeting. Reports and presentations covered an SMTEC update, resignations, and terminations of several staff members. The Superintendent's recommendations included new hires and an approval for unpaid leave for a staff member. New business involved the approval of a Sinking Fund Project for ceiling repairs at the Neigebaur building due to moisture damage. The meeting concluded with plans for a closed session to conduct and approve the Superintendent's Midyear Evaluation.

The meeting commenced with the Pledge of Allegiance and a review of the Vision and Mission statements. Key discussions included the recognition of STAR Award students, the Chatterton Middle School Student Council, coaching achievements, a community engagement grant recipient, and general Board Appreciation Month recognition. The agenda covered the approval of Monthly Business Affairs Documents and building updates for Chatterton Middle School and Schofield. Reports included sports updates and presentations on the FFEA Grant. Business affairs addressed an amended budget and the formal acceptance of several staff resignations, as well as new hires and leaves of absence. New business involved the approval of several resolutions, including those supporting Schools of Choice Programs, a Stormwater Management Plan, and the adoption of proposed amended General Appropriations for 2025/2026. Furthermore, multiple Sinking Fund Projects were approved for heating, cooling, and boiler system repairs at Fitzgerald High School and Chatterton Middle School, alongside a drinking fountain replacement project.

The meeting involved the adoption of the agenda, subject to a correction regarding a resignation classification. Key activities included student and staff recognition, specifically for NHS students. A large portion of the meeting involved approving the Consent Agenda, which included the monthly business affairs documents and the adoption or rescission of multiple policies related to nondiscrimination, anti-harassment, disability accommodation, curriculum, controlled substances, and organizational continuity/security plans. New business focused on approving the Summer Tax Collection Resolution and several Sinking Fund Projects for heating, cooling, and plumbing system repairs at Chatterton Middle School, Fitzgerald High School, and the Neigebaur Administration Building. The Superintendent's Recommendations included the approval of several new hires across various roles, including drivers, teachers, and administrative support staff, as well as approving one employee's leave of absence.

The Board of Education meeting included recognition of grants and donations from the Lions, the Margaret Dunning Foundation, and the 168 Asian Group. The board approved the consent agenda, which included the minutes from the October 13, 2025, board meeting and monthly business affairs documents. The meeting involved discussion and approval of staff resignations, staff changes, and new hires. Additionally, the board approved a Sinking Fund Project for the Fitzgerald High School Fence Renovation Project and another for elevator upgrades at Fitzgerald High School and the Neigebaur Administration Building.

The meeting included recognition of NHS students and action on the consent agenda, which covered approval of monthly business affairs documents and several policies related to nondiscrimination, equal employment opportunity, curriculum development, and student behavior. Building updates were provided for Mound Park Upper Elementary and Fitzgerald High School. The Superintendent's recommendations included new hires, staff changes, and a leave of absence. New business involved the approval of a Summer Tax Collection Resolution and multiple Sinking Fund Projects for heating, cooling, and plumbing repairs at various schools. The board also reviewed and took action on several policies.