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The board discussed and approved a purchase order for Character Strong to provide Tier 1, Tier 2, and Tier 3 social and emotional learning (SEL) solutions for the district. This initiative, selected to support students' social-emotional and behavioral needs within the MTSS framework, involves a multi-year implementation plan utilizing a cohort model.
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The board discussed and took action on several items including the appointment of individuals to voter pamphlet committees and the approval of a resolution supporting a Spokane Transit Authority ballot measure, with an amendment regarding transportation cost savings. The consent agenda included approval of various audits, HR actions, software service contracts, and USDA commodity processing renewals. Additionally, the board approved the Madison Elementary School replacement project and resolutions certifying the North Central High School modernization project. Board members also provided reports and received updates from the Superintendent.
The board meeting included special observances and community input regarding union partnerships and workforce agreements. The consent agenda covered various resolutions including out-of-endorsement waivers, educational levies, and student year waivers, alongside multiple contract approvals for instructional materials, technology, and transportation services. Key agenda items featured an update on Multilingual (ML) Services and the formal approval of the Annual Multilingual Education Program Report. Additionally, the board received an annual review of priority strategies and a presentation on the recommended superintendent budget for the upcoming school year.
The meeting featured recognitions including National Pride Month and the honoring of departing student advisors. Community members provided input on the Community Workforce Agreement and apprenticeship pathways. The board approved the 2026-2027 regular meeting schedule, various alternate purchases for instructional support, SAT/PSAT exams, and curriculum materials, along with human resources recommendations. Key agenda items included the annual community budget forum for the 2026-2027 draft budget, updates on learning and school support services, and a priority strategy overview for district athletics and activities. Additionally, the board approved policy revisions concerning key performance indicators, Native Education, and limiting enforcement within schools.
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