Academic Goals and Instructional Improvement Committee Committee Meeting
The committee meeting addressed several key agenda items, including an update report on the non-public school council, specifically focusing on shifts in student outcomes following policy changes. A presentation was provided on literacy instruction, highlighting the state's progress in reading and math performance, as well as the science of reading and key performance indicators. The meeting also included the recognition and honoring of top-performing school districts based on proficiency rates on the statewide literacy screener.
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Board Administration and Education Finance Committee Committee Meeting
The committee meeting focused on several key items, including a report on LEA non-compliance with instructional requirements for the 2024-2025 fiscal year and an overview of the Governor's Executive Order regarding the reduction of the Minimum Foundation Program (MFP) appropriation. Discussions centered on the mechanics of the $168 million reduction from non-instructional expenditures, the eligibility criteria for teacher and support staff stipends, and the requirement for school districts to maintain security, transportation, and food services. Further, the committee addressed the impact on local budgets, accounting procedures for unassigned fund balances, and the process for utilizing budget adjustments to manage the mandated fiscal changes.
Mar 11, 2026·Board meeting
Board Administration And Education Finance Committee Committee Meeting
The committee meeting focused on the Minimum Foundation Program (MFP) formula for 2026-2027. Key discussions included the rationale for maintaining base funding while proposing an increase in supplemental operational support from $100 to $147 per student to account for inflation since 2008. The committee analyzed the impact of student population decline on school funding and discussed the transition from federal pandemic recovery funds to state funding models, specifically highlighting requests for tutoring, differentiated teacher compensation, and apprenticeship programs. Additionally, technical changes related to state-sponsored schools and resident teacher funding were addressed.
