The board discussed several items, including community engagement strategies and representation at the Welcome Back Family BBQ, and confirmed the date for a joint meeting with the City. Significant focus was placed on the establishment of CESA, including its purpose, governance, and funding. The board also reviewed the timeline for the Merger Committee and assigned members. A public hearing was held for the adoption of the policy regarding Drug and Alcohol Testing of Transportation Employees, which was approved. Additionally, the meeting included a review of the preliminary fiscal year-end fund balance, an update on HVAC/GeoThermal infrastructure, and the acceptance of the Superintendent's report. An executive session was conducted to discuss pending civil litigation.
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The board discussed several items, including policy updates, student representation on the board, and legislative updates regarding education funding and sanctuary schools. Members were appointed to the Chittenden Central CESA Board of Directors and the merger discussions committee. Additionally, the board approved the adoption of policies related to student representation and drug/alcohol testing, reviewed internal monitoring reports for various policy sections, and received the Superintendent's report. The meeting also included discussion on real estate designs and board retreat logistics planning.
May 4, 2026·Board meeting
Winooski School Board of Trustees Finance Committee Meeting
The committee reviewed and discussed the FY 2026 Q3 Financial Management Report, noting that it will be presented to the board during the regular June meeting. The committee also received an update from architects regarding 2 Normand St. and held a discussion regarding fund balance ratios based on auditor recommendations.
Mar 11, 2026·Board meeting
Winooski School Board of Trustees Regular Meeting
The board conducted a reorganization, electing a president, vice president, and secretary/clerk. They reaffirmed their commitment to the Policy Governance model and Robert's Rules for small boards while establishing committee assignments. Key actions included approving the purchase of property on Normand Street following an executive session, accepting the superintendent's report, and appointing an auditing firm. Additionally, the board adopted various updated policies regarding student cellphone use, alcohol and drug-free workplace standards, harassment protocols, and financial planning.
