Paul Bodiya

The Macomb Intermediate School Board meeting included updates on AI elementary programs, the Flynn Educational Center, and various student achievements in arts and academics. The board also discussed the "Grow Your Own" program aimed at developing teachers and paraprofessionals, and received a construction update on current projects. Additionally, the board conducted the election of board officers, established board meeting dates, and appointed representatives to various associations and committees. The board approved retirements, an extension of the Data Technicians' Contract, classroom renovations at Flynn, and purchases of virtual tape library and tape backup system equipment.

The Macomb ISD plan, developed under the Michigan Administrative Rules for Special Education (MARSE) Rules 340.1831-340.1839, focuses on providing services to approximately 19,000 special education students in the county.

The Macomb Intermediate School Board meeting included discussions on improving attendance, with a presentation on county-wide attendance projects and resources. A public hearing was held for the proposed 2025-26 Budget. The board approved the extension of contracts for professionals, paraprofessionals, administrative support, and operators & mechanics. The 2024-2025 Budget Amendment was approved, as was the adoption of the 2025-2026 Budget. The board also set the 2025 property tax rates and authorized the replacement and update of audiological HAT equipment, as well as the purchase of iPads through Apple's Educational Discount Programs. The possibility of canceling or rescheduling the June 25, 2025, Board meeting due to conflicting schedules was also discussed.

The Macomb Intermediate School Board meeting included discussions and updates on several key areas. An update was provided on the Early Childhood Framework, highlighting its role in supporting children's social and emotional learning. The purchase of a bus camera system from Radio Engineering Industries (REI) was approved. Additionally, authorization was granted to purchase STEM kits from ECA Science Kit Services, funded by the Out-of-School Time (OST) grant. The potential cancellation or rescheduling of the May 28, 2025, Board meeting was also discussed.

The MISD Board Election meeting included the presentation of election documents, the appointment and instruction of election canvassers, the casting of ballots, and the canvass of votes. Edward V. Farley and Donald R. Hubler were declared the winners.