Kevin M. Foltz

The board meeting included the presentation of a financial report and the approval of bill payments and payroll expenses. Significant new business included the approval of budget amendments for the General, Sinking, and Community Education funds, the submission of a ballot for the MASB Board of Directors election, and the adoption of new curriculum materials, specifically the Core Knowledge Language Arts and Middle School P.E. SPARK programs. Additionally, the board approved a bid for the Bond Phase 3 artificial turf project and scheduled a board workshop for the spring. Finally, the board received reports regarding staff resignations, the MHSAA draft policy on name image likeness/personal branding, and a general update on the state of the schools.

The primary focus of the meeting was the reorganization of the Board for 2026, including the election of the President, Vice-President, Secretary, and Treasurer. Key actions subsequent to reorganization included establishing the schedule, dates, times, and location for Regular Board Meetings for the 2026 calendar year, and the adoption of current bylaws and policies for the year. Financial matters involved the presentation of the financial report and approval for the payment of bills totaling over $5 million across Accounts Payable, ACH Withdrawals, and estimated payrolls. Additionally, the Board approved the second reading and final adoption of several revised NEOLA Board Policies. New business included approving the designation of a District Liaison and Alternate to the GCASBM Executive Committee. The Board also approved piloting several elective courses at FMS and FHS, including an Intro to Language, Advanced Robotics, Intro to Theater, Zoology (with associated startup and recurring costs), and Sports and Society. Approval was granted for an out-of-state field trip for FHS Band/Orchestra students to Carnegie Hall, contingent on minimum student commitment. Finally, the purchase of a 0.15-acre property on Carpenter Road for $3,477.00 was authorized.

This document outlines the long-range educational plan for Flushing Community Schools. Its primary objective is to prepare learners today for future opportunities.

The special board meeting included the approval of the Resolution to Opt-In to Receive Section 31AA Funds on a conditional basis.

The meeting included recognition of the FMS Robotics Team, teachers Scott Roy and Derek Parks, and FMS teacher Elizabeth Oele. The board discussed the financial report and approved the payment of bills. They also approved the purchase of soccer shelters and benches, and bids for Phase 3 School Improvement Bond Projects. The superintendent provided an update on the state of the schools.