The board meeting centered on a public hearing regarding the 2026-2027 school district budget. Discussion topics included an overview of projected revenues, with a focus on enrollment as a primary driver, state funding allocations, and federal forest money. The board also reviewed expenditures, including special education services, compensation, risk pool insurance, and transfers to capital projects. The business manager highlighted the impact of Title I allocations, MSOC disclosures, and provided a fund balance projection for the upcoming school year.
May 18, 2026
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The meeting included discussions on setting the agenda, including an amendment to move new business and good for the order items. The Board approved the consent agenda, which encompassed payroll and voucher payments, and addressed equipment maintenance issues including a freezer repair and refrigerator purchase. Public comment addressed concerns regarding the draft school schedule, the role and workload of instructors at the Innovation Academy, enrollment challenges, and the definitions of instructional preparation time and individual course preparations.
Apr 20, 2026·Board meeting
Masd School Board School Board Meeting
The board discussed upcoming community events including a spring carnival and prom. There were reports on local fire department projects, including grant-funded improvements for ambulance access and fire safety at the fire hall. The meeting included a review of the budget, where the board discussed enrollment projections, staffing requirements, and the financial impact of maintaining current programs and service levels. Potential budget deficits were addressed, alongside the planning for future capital fund transfers.
Jan 20, 2026·Board meeting
Masd Board Board Meeting
The meeting began with the flag salute and initial announcements regarding a no-school day for teachers and service on Friday due to the semester ending. The agenda was approved, noting a brief, subsequent closed session for union negotiation introductions. Discussions focused heavily on the consent agenda, specifically resolving a backlog of unrecorded meeting minutes from a prior period, which required significant effort to complete following an audit finding. The board reviewed and discussed expenditures, including quarterly payments to ESD contracts related to communication, website work, and various support services. There was a detailed review of the PCIA (Program of Career and Innovation Academy), emphasizing the importance of maintaining its relationship-based, innovative structure as detailed in its original proposal and application. The board plans to use an upcoming retreat to discuss PCIA goals, mission, the Superintendent's evaluation, and setting new goals and objectives for the district and the Superintendent for the coming period.
