Richard Beene

The board meeting agenda includes the review of financial reports for the General, Building, Sinking, Bond, and Activity funds, as well as the approval of related claims, encumbrances, and warrants. Administrative reports will be provided by the elementary and high school principals and the superintendent. Key action items involve voting on student mental health protocol procedures, the ADPC Trends software license and support agreement, Indian Policy and Procedures (IPP), policies regarding child identification and screening, and extended school year services. Additionally, the board will vote on the hiring of an interpreter and address new business.

The board meeting agenda includes the review of various financial reports, including the General Fund, Building Fund, Sinking Fund, Bond Fund, and Activity Fund, as well as the approval of claims, encumbrances, and warrants. Administrative reports from the Elementary Principal, High School Principal, and Superintendent will be presented. Key voting items involve the appointment of an audit firm for the school year, management services contracts, yearbook sales agreements, loan payments, and revisions to Special Education policies. Additionally, the board will discuss personnel matters in executive session, including the potential re-hiring of principals and administrative staff, and the hiring of a part-time tutor.

The board meeting agenda includes approval of financial reports, claims, and warrants; principal reports; an annual election resolution; designation of a Choctaw Nation Interlocal representative and LEA for various programs; addendums for cafeteria manager and additional pay for Talon Turner; and hiring decisions for a teacher and part-time tutor. New business will also be discussed.

The board meeting agenda includes voting on several key items: a diabetes medical management plan; the FY2024 residency committee; a career and technology education contract; fundraisers and their expenditures for FY2024; non-pricing breakfast and lunch for students; accepting math/science courses from Kiamichi Technology Center for high school credit; special education extended school year policies for FY2024; alternative education funds to Choctaw Nation Interlocal; employing Leigh-Allie Wools to teach environmental science; paying Mary Kathryn Hodge to teach World History; and bids for the sale of surplus items. The meeting will also include principal reports and financial reports.

The board meeting agenda includes financial reports, approval of claims and warrants, principal reports, and a superintendent's report. Key decisions involve approving or disapproving fundraisers, contracts for auditing services (Patten and Odem, CPAs, PLLC), software service agreements (Sylogist), management services (Barlow Education Management Services), website agreements (ParentSquare), yearbook sales agreements (Ruth Kelly Studio), and network contracts (Consolidated Networks). The meeting will also address personnel matters, including the hiring and/or rehiring of certified and support staff for FY2026, and the approval of resignations and new hires for FY2025.