Matthew Fisher

The board discussed and took action on several items, including adopting tax levies and the final general fund budget for the 2026-2027 fiscal year. Key topics included construction project updates, approval of various contracts for educational and technology services, personnel actions such as retirements, resignations, and new hires, and the approval of professional development training programs. The board also addressed student activity requests, bids for building security monitoring, and tax repository sales.

The board addressed several administrative, financial, and operational matters. Key topics included construction project updates, approval of financial reports, treasurer and solicitor appointments, and the adoption of various board policies. The board also reviewed curriculum reports, including professional development agreements, student transcript scanning, and service contracts for special education and therapy. Personnel actions, such as resignations, retirements, and new hires, were processed alongside approvals for various student field trips and facility use requests. Additionally, the board approved several vendor contracts for food services, security system upgrades, and software subscriptions to support district operations.

The board meeting featured a presentation on Career and Technical Education (CTE) programs, construction project updates regarding the High School Stadium, and the acceptance of a board member's resignation. The board approved several contracts, including renewals with Hometown Ticketing, and agreements for security equipment, network infrastructure, and student curriculum. Additionally, the meeting included the approval of various student field trips, personnel actions such as staff retirements and leaves of absence, and financial matters including payment of invoices and budget transfers. The Superintendent provided updates on co-op opportunities, teacher training, and upcoming kindergarten registration.

The board meeting included several key agenda items, including the appointment of a new board member, student representative reports on current events, and various student presentations. A committee provided a detailed presentation on the Middle School ELA curriculum selection process, and an update on the High School Stadium construction project was reviewed. The board addressed multiple financial reports, approved budget transfers, and authorized contract services, including audit and professional development training. Curriculum-related actions involved approving agreements for mental health services, software licensing for school nurses, childcare programs, and the procurement of an augmented reality welding simulator and other technological equipment. Personnel matters, such as the adoption of a memorial resolution, resignations, leaves of absence, and staffing appointments, were also finalized. Additionally, the board approved several student trips, various procurement bids and service contracts, and discussed upcoming facility needs and potential tax increases.

The meeting included reports on student activities, construction progress, and financial matters. The Board approved change orders for the stadium project, a three-year application for the Flexible Instruction Days Program, and a proposed final budget for the upcoming fiscal year. Additionally, the Board discussed board policy updates, approved various educational and service contracts, and accepted personnel resignations and appointments. Procurement of athletic, art, custodial, and general supplies through a cooperative purchasing program was authorized, alongside appointments for tax collection and approvals for student field trips.