McKenzie Boyd

The board convened for a budget work study session to review enrollment data for the 2015-2016 academic year and confirm projections for the 2016-2017 school year. The discussion covered preliminary revenue and expenditure estimates for 2016-2017, an analysis of fund balance projections, and an evaluation of potential budget scenarios for the 2017-2018 fiscal period.

The meeting agenda included a bond hearing followed by action on Resolution 403-06-20 regarding the Nov-Voted Bond. Additionally, a budget extension hearing was conducted, leading to action on Resolution 404-06-20 regarding the Capital Projects Fund Budget Extension. An executive session was held to discuss the performance of a public employee.

The meeting included district and enrollment reports, policy updates involving library technology and financial education, and discussions on artificial intelligence protocols. The board reviewed and took action on several resolutions, including the 2025-2026 minimum educational program, employment of certificated staff, and WIAA authority delegation. Additional business included a Career and Technical Education report, budget updates, the superintendent/principal contract, and various agreements, personnel actions, and gifts to the district.

The board meeting focused on analyzing and discussing the results of the board self-assessment. Key discussion points included reviewing standards to identify organizational strengths and areas for growth, establishing a framework for developing future board goals, and determining the appropriate strategy for communicating the assessment survey results to the staff and the broader community.

The board discussed several reports including updates from PSE, DEA, a student representative, and school-level reports for the high school, K-8 school, and special programs. The superintendent provided updates on recent assemblies, health-related student and staff absences, and upcoming curriculum adoption processes. Financial and enrollment data were reviewed, noting that enrollment remains above budget. The board held a discussion on policies 2402-2407P and subsequently approved them. Additionally, the board approved the K-8 and High School School Improvement Plans, gifts to the district, various agreements and contracts, and personnel actions. A school board self-assessment was tabled for a future meeting.