Altoona-Midway Usd 387 Board Of Education Regular Board Meeting
The board meeting covered several operational and administrative topics. Reports were presented by school principals regarding enrollment statistics, student achievements, and staff training updates. The superintendent provided updates on district crisis planning, maintenance schedules, and the budget process, noting that a hearing date has been set. The board took action to approve the school nurse contract for the upcoming school year and authorized the negotiated agreement with the local teacher's association. Additionally, supplemental personnel contracts were approved for Skills USA and FCCLA activities.
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Altoona-Midway Usd 387 Board Of Education Regular Board Meeting
The board meeting covered reports from the foundation, the cooperative, the KASB regarding legislative issues, and updates from both the elementary and secondary school principals. Additionally, the superintendent provided updates on budget, policy, and compliance. New business actions included approving payment for student driver's education fees, a proclamation for Teacher Appreciation Week, and a donation to after-prom activities. Personnel actions included the acceptance of a para-professional resignation, the approval of a supplemental contract for a track coach, and the extension of administrative contracts for an additional year.
Mar 9, 2026·Board meeting
Usd 387 Board Of Education Regular Board Meeting
The board meeting covered a wide range of administrative and academic topics. Key discussions included reports from the USD 387 Foundation, KASB updates regarding school funding, and principal reports covering student achievement goals, parent-teacher conferences, and upcoming state assessments. Maintenance plans for summer help were discussed, along with a review of budget projections and a potential bus replacement opportunity. The board also reviewed student support initiatives, including character development programs and career exploration events. Formal actions included the acceptance of several donations, the approval of a new electronic sign purchase, the adoption of the 2026-27 school calendar, and adjustments to the Pre-K program model. Additionally, the board conducted executive sessions to discuss personnel matters and approved contracts and rehire lists for both classified and certified staff for the upcoming school year.
