Jeannine Campbell

The meeting included a presentation on East Hampton Middle School and news of the schools. The board approved several consent agenda items, including board minutes, a leave of absence, an extended maternity leave, extra-curricular activity advisors, miscellaneous appointments, disposal of damaged equipment, and a stipulation. The Superintendent's report included instructional and non-instructional appointments, tenure grants, acceptance of donations, approval of contract agreements, participation in a child nutrition snack program, a student field trip, a change order for electrical work, an amended wellness policy, and budget transfers. New business included community forums for Bond 2026.

The Board convened for a meeting that included presentations, news from various schools, and a student board member report. The agenda covered a range of consent items, such as the approval of board minutes, check warrants, claims audit reports, and the treasurer's report. The board addressed personnel matters, including resignations, leave of absences, and miscellaneous appointments. They also discussed damaged and obsolete equipment, contracts and agreements, and the superintendent's report, which included non-instructional and instructional appointments, extra-curricular activity advisors, student field trips, the district safety plan, budget transfers, donations, and annual financial statements.

The meeting included discussions and information sharing, covering topics such as a bond overview. The board also addressed public comments and scheduled future community forums. Additionally, committee schedules for facilities and athletics were reviewed.

The meeting included discussions and information sharing, with a bond overview presented. The board addressed public comments and then moved to adjourn the meeting. Future community forum dates were announced for November and December. The committee schedules for Facilities & Athletics were also discussed.

The board meeting included presentations and news from various schools, as well as public comments on agenda items. The board approved several consent agenda items, including board minutes, claims audit reports, treasurer's reports, contracts/agreements, miscellaneous appointments, a budget increase authorization, and data privacy agreements. The Superintendent's report led to actions such as instructional and non-instructional appointments, the creation of a non-aligned sick bank, and resolutions regarding state aid, local revenues, repair reserve fund expenditures, budget transfers, and donations. Additionally, there were discussions on old and new business, followed by public comments.