The board convened a work session to review and discuss budget strategies and various cost-saving initiatives. Key topics included proposals for merging elementary schools, eliminating administrative positions, implementing flexible calendars for non-bargaining employees, reducing coaching and assistant principal contracts, and restructuring class size allocations. The discussion underscored the necessity of taking bold, decisive actions to improve the district's financial stability and restore the fund balance.
Sep 24, 2026·
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Woodlawn Elementary School Schoolwide Improvement Plan 2026-2027
The Schoolwide Improvement Plan for Woodlawn Elementary School outlines a strategic direction focused on enhancing student achievement and well-being. Key priorities include improving federal index points for the Students with Disabilities subpopulation, increasing learning gains for the bottom quartile in both mathematics and English Language Arts, and raising overall student attendance. The plan sets measurable outcomes such as increasing the ESE subpopulation federal index from 38% to 42%, boosting math learning gains for the bottom quartile from 47% to 65%, and improving the percentage of students present 90% or more of the year from 78% to 82%. The overarching vision is to prepare students for their future, empowering them to achieve personal excellence and become proactive leaders.
May 11, 2026·Board meeting
School Board Special Meeting
The board convened to discuss and determine job descriptions at the district office. Key topics included the district's financial status, specifically regarding ongoing losses in staff health insurance premiums and declining student enrollment due to school choice programs. Board members emphasized the need for fiscal responsibility and strategic planning, including a focus on improving student behavior and discipline, and identified the need for cost-saving measures to ensure the district remains solvent and avoids state intervention.
