Holly Ohrn

This document outlines the In-Person Learning Plan for Triopia CUSD #27 for the 2021-2022 academic year. The plan's goal is to ensure full-day instruction and details policies regarding student engagement, staff office hours, and attendance, including COVID-related absences. It also establishes transportation protocols and additional precautions such as optional masking, social distancing measures in classrooms, limited sharing of electronic devices, separated lunch arrangements, restricted water fountain usage, and procedures for students exhibiting symptoms during the day.

The meeting agenda includes administrative and committee reports, alongside several action items. These items involve the approval of the Class of 2025 for graduation, the use of the high school gym for baccalaureate services, and financial designations related to the FY26 budget. Additionally, the board will consider parking lot maintenance projects, athletic cooperative agreements, and personnel recommendations following an executive session.

The board meeting agenda includes committee and administrative reports, and several action items. These items involve the consideration of an amended 2024-2025 school calendar and the initial 2025-2026 school calendar, listing "Trap Shooting" as an emerging sport with IHSA, and purchasing a 2020 Bluebird Vision gas bus. The board will also consider a Memorandum of Understanding with RBHI, the second reading of various PRESS policy updates, and personnel recommendations following an executive session.

The board meeting agenda includes committee and administrative reports, along with several action items. These items include the approval of the certified and non-certified staff seniority list for FY25, a resolution in support of Vision 2030, an energy supply purchasing contract with IEC, and a bus trade and purchase agreement with Central States Bus Sales. The board is also scheduled for a first reading of PRESS Plus Issue 117, which covers a broad range of policy updates including ethics, board member development, revenue, purchases, safety, employment practices, student discipline, curriculum content, and community relations.

The meeting agenda includes administrative and committee reports from the grade school, high school, and district levels. Action items include the creation of a new class activity account, the approval of a tentative tax levy, setting the date and time for a public hearing on the tax levy, publication of the annual statement of affairs, and application for a school maintenance grant. Additionally, the board will address personnel recommendations following an executive session, review reports from the joint annual conference, and handle communications regarding FOIA requests.