Margaret Parkhurst

The agenda focuses on new business items including personnel updates such as new hires, resignations, and probationary teacher contracts, along with a review of the ESEA preliminary allocation memo and building progress updates. Additionally, the Board is set to conduct a second reading of various district policies covering topics such as superintendent evaluation, administration procedures, grants, financial accounting, federal procurement, travel reimbursements, and the disposition of school properties, while also considering the removal of outdated administrative procedures.

The meeting agenda includes reports from the superintendent, the board chair, and staff members, alongside updates from board sub-committees. New business items cover staffing updates such as new hires and resignations, facility and budget reports, the introduction of a mentorship program, and the first reading of several updated district policies regarding evaluations, organizational structures, administrative absences, grants, accounting, procurement, travel reimbursement, and property disposition.

The board meeting included a public comment session regarding the someday program, followed by a superintendent's report highlighting community feedback on a new mascot image, special olympics achievements, and school program activities. Additionally, the board accepted teacher resignations and retirements, received a status update on the new school building construction, discussed the outfitting of a third-grade classroom with sample furniture to inform future purchasing decisions, and reviewed a budget update concerning health insurance rates and capital improvement planning.

The agenda includes reports from the Superintendent, Chair, and staff, alongside updates from sub-committees including Policy & Personnel, Finance & Infrastructure, and Curriculum. New business items involve staff personnel changes such as new hires and resignations, facility and budget updates, a review of the strategic plan, and an English Language Arts (ELA) recommendation. Additionally, the Board will conduct a second reading of several policies, focusing on superintendent evaluation, financial and credit card use, fixed assets, and various purchasing and procurement requirements.

The board meeting agenda includes reports from the Superintendent, the Chair, and staff, alongside presentations from sub-committees. New business items cover personnel actions including new hires and resignations, building and budget updates, and the second reading of the school calendar for the 2026-2027 school year. The board will also review the winter NWEA memo, consider a recommendation for the English Language Arts curriculum, and conduct the first reading of several fiscal and purchasing policies, including superintendent evaluation, credit card use, and procurement codes of conduct.