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Jan 1, 2026·StrategicPlan
Board
Eureka School District #44-1 School Improvement Plan 2026-2027
The Eureka School District's School Improvement Plan outlines a roadmap to provide quality education and prepare students for college, career, and life readiness. The plan's vision is to achieve advanced or proficient scores in reading and mathematics for all students by the 2026-2027 school year. Key strategic pillars include increasing student proficiency in reading/language arts and mathematics, and ensuring learning environments are safe, drug-free, and conducive to learning.
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Eureka School District 44-1 Board Of Education Meeting
The meeting included the approval of the agenda, financial reports for January 31, 2026, which detailed balances across General, Capital Outlay, Special Education, Food Service, and other funds. Claims for payment were approved, covering various expenses including insurance, supplies, repairs, utilities, and services. The Board reviewed and approved the receipt of $137,000.00 in sparsity funding, noting an increase due to a legislative change. A primary focus was the discussion and subsequent approval of moving forward with a propane heating system project, accepting the Johnson Controls bid of $1,189,500.00, and authorizing financing of $925,000.00 via CO certificates through Colliers Securities. The Superintendent provided updates on legislative matters, the school calendar, sports classification (remaining Class B for two years, Class 9A for football), and upcoming events like preschool screening and the Spelling Bee. The Board appointed representatives to the Certified Staff Negotiations Committee, accepted one resignation, offered a contract for an Assistant Track Coach, and offered administrative contracts for key personnel. Finally, the Board authorized signing the Oahe Contract Unit Agreement for psychology and occupational therapy services for the next school year.
Jan 12, 2026·BoardMeeting
Board
Eureka School District 44-1 Board Of Education Meeting
The board adopted the agenda as presented and reviewed financial statements for December 31, 2025, across multiple funds, including General, Capital Outlay, Special Education, Food Service, Agency, Flex Savings, Nonexpendable Trust, and Other Enterprise Funds. Claims for payment were approved, including payroll for December 20, 2025. The Business Manager noted the opening date for school board petitions. The Superintendent provided an update on the 2026 South Dakota Legislature expectations regarding property tax, charter, and school voucher bills, and reported on current basketball team records. An appeal plan regarding student numbers to potentially maintain Class B status was discussed. The board authorized prom to be held through the school and in the gym. A proposal to increase preschool from two to three days per week was discussed without a final decision. The board is addressing the removal of old chemicals based on insurance company instructions and will seek grant funding for disposal. Additionally, a Legislative Action Network member was appointed, and a contract was approved for a part-time Special Education Paraprofessional.
May 23, 2025·StrategicPlan
Board
Eureka Elementary School Schoolwide Plan
This document outlines the Title I Schoolwide Plan for Eureka Elementary School, developed through an annual comprehensive needs assessment. The plan identifies key areas for improvement, including enhancing reading and mathematics proficiency, integrating technology into the curriculum, providing ongoing professional development for staff, fostering meaningful parental involvement, and addressing student well-being through social-emotional support and preschool services. The overarching vision is to elevate all students to advanced or proficient levels in reading and mathematics, with strategies evaluated annually using student achievement data, state assessments, and community feedback.
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