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This document outlines the strategic plan for the Lincoln-Woodstock Cooperative School District, with an overarching goal of empowering students to achieve excellence. It serves as a foundational guide for the district's long-term direction, focusing on student achievement.
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The meeting agenda includes discussions regarding the Lin-Wood Ambulance Service, reports from the Business Administrator, Superintendent, and Principal, and various committee reports. Several policies are scheduled for review, first reading, or withdrawal. Board action is required for staff nominations and resignations, the 2026-2027 student-family handbook, the Special Education Capital Reserve Fund, a new scholarship fund, and the authorization to hire paraprofessional positions.
The board meeting included a review of the management discussion and analysis report, updates on elementary fire suppression system maintenance, and a positive report on the NEASC accreditation visit. Discussions covered student SAT performance, the receipt of a transportation grant, and various school activities such as robotics, wellness days, and field trips. Personnel actions were taken, including the acceptance of a teacher resignation and the nomination of a new Director of Elementary Education. The meeting also addressed community concerns regarding the use of the front field and included an executive session.
The board conducted a public hearing to gather feedback and approve the use of monies from the 5% Retained Fund Balance for two specific projects: SAU office relocation expenses and a multi-sport field safety net system. Discussion topics included the updated cost estimates for the office relocation, the necessity of expending the retained funds by the end of the fiscal year, and the logistical placement of safety nets for various seasonal sports fields. The board formally approved the expenditure of funds for both the office relocation project and the field safety net system.
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