Rae Jean Kelley

The meeting agenda includes a state auditor's report, written reports from various school principals and program directors, and staff presentations. The board is scheduled to review consent agenda items such as employment, resignations, and financial warrants. Several policies concerning emergency procedures, title I engagement, and transportation contracting will be reviewed for second or third readings. Additionally, the board will address a reduction in force for a computer technician position, approve collective bargaining agreements and a memorandum of understanding, and authorize a parent-teacher conference waiver and the hiring of out-of-endorsement teachers.

The board received construction updates from architects regarding building and athletic facility plans. Presentations were held by the middle school principal covering student achievements, curriculum standards, and counseling services. The board conducted public comments, reviewed administration and staff reports regarding district operations, and approved the consent agenda, including personnel hires, warrants, payroll, and enrollment data. A resolution regarding a modified education program was tabled for future consideration. The board approved resolutions for PD waiver days and parent-teacher conference waivers. Several district policies and procedures underwent first and second readings, with specific policies subsequently approved. Additionally, the board approved spring sports volunteers, revised school calendars for 26-27 and 27-28, and discussed updates on the annual financial audit.

The meeting agenda includes staff reports from department principals and the superintendent, as well as a consent agenda covering employment, resignations, warrants, payroll, and student enrollment. Key actions involve the approval of the Carl Perkins V grant and the 2025-26 CTE program, along with the first and second readings of various policies and procedures concerning student emergencies, Title I parent and family engagement, gender-inclusive schools, transportation, infectious diseases, and employee leaves. Additionally, the board will review financial reports and engage in general discussions.

The meeting agenda includes construction updates, public comment, and various staff and departmental reports. The board will address a consent agenda involving employment, resignations, and financial reports. Action items include approval of resolutions regarding a modified education program, professional development waiver days, and parent-teacher conference waivers. Additionally, the board will conduct first and second readings of various district policies and procedures, review spring sports volunteers, approve school calendars for future academic years, and establish a new alternative education program.

The board meeting focused on the approval of a modified education program via resolution and the authorization of a new alternative education program, the Okanogan Parent Partnership, designed for students in grades 1 through 6, effective for the upcoming school year.