Matthew Lutz

The meeting included a review of the agenda and a safety reminder about burning yard leaves. Presentations were given, including an update on the capital project by Ed Anor from CSR. The board considered tenure for the SK principal. A resignation was tendered, effective immediately. There was a discussion regarding the format of the minutes, with a suggestion to post audio recordings instead of detailed written minutes. The board accepted financial reports, including the internal claims auditor report for August 2016 and the treasurer's monthly report with budget transfers. A building use request from Girl Scout Troop 1314 was approved. Communications to the board, consisting of emails and letters, were summarized, praising Dr. Reen and Mrs. Yodis. The public was given an opportunity to be heard, with several individuals speaking in support of Mary's tenure and expressing gratitude for the work of Mrs. Yodis and Dr. Reen.

The meeting included recognition of a third-grade class for their community service project benefiting an animal society, as well as honoring the boys and girls basketball teams for their sportsmanship. Discussions covered the capital projects, and a budget update was presented, highlighting an overall increase of $21,620 in foundation aid. The board also discussed the bid process for capital projects.

The meeting included recognition of music students and a discussion on the capital project. The board discussed the prioritization of certain items, including a comparison of EIFS versus brick for the building's exterior, travel versus each exploring corridors of publishing the extensively baton scope, and gymnasium validation. There was also a presentation on the product status update.

The meeting included recognition of kindergarten students for their writing achievements and a discussion about the district's communication methods during weather-related school delays and closures. Updates were provided on the capital project and the governor's executive budget, including the impact on state aid. The district is switching to a text message notification system for weather-related announcements to reduce the overwhelming nature of multiple communication channels.

The meeting included discussions and decisions regarding construction updates, specifically focusing on a checklist of items needing attention. Key items discussed were the upgrade to the main office toilet room, the storefront door, skylight tubes, GDC control for room 246 or 250, and radiant flooring in the pre-K room. The board also addressed ventilation requirements and potential cost-effective alternatives for providing heat.