Nancy Shipley

The board meeting included the administration of the oath of office for newly elected members and a closed session regarding personnel, legal consultation, and real estate. Special recognitions were given to teachers of the year and students of the month from various campus levels, and the Middle School Student Council was recognized for their achievements. Financial reports were presented, and the superintendent provided updates on enrollment, attendance rates, and ongoing construction projects. Key actions included the ratification of resignations, approval of out-of-state travel for the theater department, adoption of an amendment to the District of Innovation Plan, and authorization of a concrete bid for the high school parking lot. The consent agenda included budget amendments, educational service center contracts, staff development waivers, and a career and technical education memorandum of understanding.

The board meeting included an executive session, an invocation and pledge of allegiance, and student recognitions for Olympians. The board also honored teachers of the year from the elementary, middle, and high school levels, and recognized students of the month from the middle school.

The Board of Trustees discussed and approved out-of-state travel for the band. A presentation regarding a salary survey was conducted by TASB. Additionally, the board participated in a strategic planning team of eight training session, which involved rotating through breakout stations focused on students, staff, stewardship, and security, with a consensus to hold similar meetings on a quarterly basis.

This Campus Improvement Plan for Hattie Dyer Elementary, part of Krum Independent School District, focuses on fostering lifelong learners through an exceptional education in a safe, respectful, and positive environment. Key goals include providing engaging learning experiences for student preparedness, maintaining a high-quality instructional and support staff, and engaging students, families, and the community to maximize every student's potential. The plan prioritizes academic and social development through collaborative efforts.

This document outlines the Krum ISD Wellness Plan, which aims to implement the district's school wellness policy in compliance with federal requirements. Key areas of focus include fostering stakeholder involvement, defining implementation responsibilities, ensuring public transparency regarding policy implementation, and establishing comprehensive guidelines and goals. The plan details nutrition guidelines for foods sold and made available, promotes healthy nutrition choices through education and outreach, and sets goals for physical activity, including providing a safe environment for fitness activities and integrating physical activity into the academic curriculum, all aimed at promoting student health and reducing childhood obesity within the district.