The board discussed the master board certifications. A public hearing was announced for the next Wednesday night, the 12th at 6:00 p.m. at Lman View Elementary gymnasium. The superintendent highlighted the support for families impacted by the government shutdown and the SNAP benefit situation. The Roy Con literacy event was also highlighted. The board discussed the junior high boys volleyball championship. The board had a discussion about the preschool program overview. The educator professional learning day theme this year is mighty educators, limitless impact.
Nov 5, 2025
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The board meeting featured a musical performance by the Country Heat Elementary 6th grade choir, followed by the presentation of several awards. Specifically, the board recognized physics and earth science teachers for state-level teaching excellence, presented an 'I Love Education' award to a media specialist, and honored the Valley Elementary special education team with an 'E+ Team' award. Additionally, the principal of TH Bell Junior High provided a spotlight report covering recent student achievements, extracurricular highlights, community events, and progress in academic growth and teacher retention.
Nov 5, 2025·Board meeting
Study Session
The study session included updates regarding USBA, specifically directing attendees to sign up for training and ensure credit is recorded. Key discussions centered on the Joint Legislative Committee's priorities for 2026, which include establishing an education working group, increasing funding for at-risk students, incentivizing student attendance, creating a plan for economic stabilization accounts, and collaborating on a long-term education funding framework. Updates were also provided on training sessions, including the Leadership Academy, the Best Practice Handbook from the Office of Legislative Auditor General, and an examination of AI implementation in education. Furthermore, the session addressed the decision not to participate in the Far West City's proposed CRA project, citing concerns over subsidizing housing. There was an update on reviewing and potentially updating CRA guiding principles into formal board policy. Finally, an extended training session covered the Minimum School Program sheets, detailing WPU-driven funding components, changes to professional staff funding allocation, state levy amounts, and the phased elimination of certain school fees.
