Hampshire County Board of Education Regular Meeting
The board received updates on school facility safety projects, including a potential handicapped walkway and the installation of security night locks. Curriculum directors presented program updates. The board approved various financial consent agenda items and personnel matters, such as resignations, employee transfers, retirements, leaves of absence, and the approval of new volunteers. Furthermore, an MOU was approved regarding adult welding classes, and members addressed student safety concerns regarding pedestrian traffic near the high school.
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Hampshire County Board of Education Regular Meeting
The board meeting features presentations from the Elementary and Secondary Curriculum Directors regarding program updates. Key agenda items include the approval of finance-related consent items such as bill payments, budget revisions, and fund transfers. Additionally, the board will address a comprehensive set of personnel actions, encompassing the transfer, employment, resignation, and retirement of various professional, service, and extracurricular staff members. A non-consent item concerning a Memorandum of Understanding with Eastern Technical and Community College for the implementation of adult welding classes will also be reviewed, concluding with an update from the Superintendent.
Jul 21, 2025·Strategic plan
Hampshire County Schools Strategic Plan 2025-2026
The strategic plan for Hampshire County Schools, guided by the mission 'Together We Achieve, Together We Succeed,' is built on core beliefs that emphasize student learning, shared responsibility, positive climate, and continuous improvement. The plan aims to increase average daily student attendance to 92% by the 2025-2026 school year, enhance academic achievement by increasing individual student scale scores in reading and math by 50 points, and raise the Hampshire High School graduation rate by 2% by June 2026. Additionally, it seeks to improve the Annual LEA Determination for Special Education from 71% to 80%.
