Board of Education of the Millard Public Schools Meeting Minutes
The Board discussed and acted upon several items including the appointment of legal counsel, approval of various student service rules related to enrollment, attendance, discipline, and curriculum. Additionally, the Board reaffirmed several policies and bylaws, approved the secondary partnerships agreement with Metropolitan Community College, ratified a negotiated agreement with custodial, grounds, and maintenance employees, and approved the superintendent's contract and goals. Reports were presented regarding the Leadership & Learning Department and the Educational Services Department.
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Board of Education Millard Public Schools Board Meeting
The Board of Education meeting included a public hearing on Parental Access. Key agenda items featured the approval of several curriculum and instruction rules regarding school libraries, parental access, and exclusion requests. The Board also reaffirmed multiple policies concerning complaints, public access to materials, and parental involvement. Furthermore, the meeting involved the approval of a schematic design for the Morton Elementary School secure vestibule, the approval of 2026 high school graduates, and personnel recommendations. Reports were presented on the Bridge to Early College program, the Committee on American Civics, and a post-graduate report. An executive session for negotiations was also held.
Apr 20, 2026·Board meeting
Board of Education Millard Public Schools Board Meeting
The board meeting included the consideration and adoption of a resolution to approve and ratify all actions taken at a previous meeting due to a prior noticing error. Additionally, the board received an HR staffing update, reviewed legislative reports regarding education-related bills, and examined a secondary small class size report. Business discussions involved the reaffirmation of several board policies and rules, the recognition of a union as a collective bargaining agent, the awarding of a contract for a high school scoreboard replacement, and the approval of various academic frameworks including PK-12 Science and 6-12 Skilled and Technical Sciences.
