Matt Haupt

The agenda focuses on several key areas, including student and staff recognition, such as outstanding support staff, CAP students, schools of character, volunteer and teacher appreciation, and Mental Health Awareness Month. Financial items include the approval of the Oakland Intermediate School District budget, the IA budget for the 2026/2027 school year, and a resolution to hold a public hearing on the proposed annual budget. Business considerations involve the Boulan Park Building Renovation Project and the purchase of a food service and operations delivery vehicle. Additionally, the Board will discuss the Oakland Schools Biennial Election.

The meeting agenda includes recognition of the Apple Distinguished Schools Award, Learning Disabilities Awareness Month, Principals Appreciation Month, and National Merit Scholarship Semifinalists. Business items include the consideration of an administrative appointment for the Director of Technology, procurement of furniture for the Administration Building and cafeteria tables for Barnard, and proposed technology upgrades and access control systems.

This document presents a recommendation from the Facilities Review Committee for the Troy School District, outlining a proposed $525 million bond program. The program is designed to upgrade educational facilities to support flexible, student-centered learning communities. Key strategic areas include addressing critical facilities condition assessment needs, enhancing programmatic features such as accessibility and flexible learning spaces, and modernizing specific school environments. The ultimate vision is to transform school facilities to continuously provide a world-class education for all students.

The meeting agenda includes the recognition of the National Blue-Ribbon award for Wass Elementary School and the celebration of MSPRA and NSPRA awards for Principals Appreciation Month. Business items include the consideration of an administrative appointment for the Director of Technology and procurement considerations for administration building furniture, cafeteria tables for Barnard, and various technology and access control upgrades.

This document outlines the Troy School District's $555 million bond proposal for 2022, aimed at addressing critical infrastructure needs and modernizing learning environments across all district facilities. The plan's key focus areas include Infrastructure & Sustainability, Future-Ready Learning Environments, Safety & Technology, and Program Enhancements. The intended outcomes are to provide students with updated, flexible, and innovative spaces that foster collaboration and 21st-century skills, maintain academic excellence, and ensure the district continues to serve as an economic catalyst and a driver of community appeal for the foreseeable future.