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Oct 27, 2026·Board meeting agenda packet
Poudre School District Board of Education Work Session Meeting
The board reviewed personnel actions regarding licensed and administrative employment for the district. Discussions included the renewal of the Early Childhood/La Familia contract for Head Start services, which was required due to the project cost exceeding the $250,000 threshold, as well as a resolution regarding comprehensive planning for school closure and consolidation.
Oct 20, 2026·Board meeting
Board of Education Special Meeting
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The Board meeting served as a forum to discuss school consolidation and closure. The Comprehensive Planning Committee presented their process for scenario development, which focused on ensuring healthy and equitable access to programming and services across district quadrants, with utilization targets of 80 percent for regions. Committee members discussed the criteria used to evaluate schools, the analysis of enrollment, utilization, and facility data, and the importance of equity considerations. Members also highlighted the collaborative nature of the process and the consensus-building efforts undertaken by the committee.
Oct 13, 2026·Board meeting
Board Of Education Board Of Education Meeting
The meeting involved the consideration and approval of three key resolutions: supporting LGBTQIA+ History Month, National Bullying Prevention Awareness Month, and Indigenous People's Day. Student representatives participated in the discussion regarding bullying prevention and Indigenous People's Day. The meeting also featured a superintendent's report that recognized National Principals Month and expressed appreciation for the district's ongoing community listening sessions.
Oct 13, 2026·Board meeting
Board of Education Superintendent Report
The Superintendent's report acknowledged October as National Principals Month, honoring school leaders and assistant principals for their contributions. Additionally, the report expressed appreciation for the board's efforts in hosting five supplementary listening sessions throughout the region to elevate community voices, emphasizing the importance of school community engagement and the district's dedication to the children they serve.