Sandra J Morava

The meeting featured public hearings concerning the proposed budget and the final property tax request. The Board of Education approved the 2022-2023 proposed budget and the final property tax request for the 2022-2023 period. Additionally, the governing body adopted a resolution setting the property tax request across various funds, including the General Fund, Special Building Fund, and Qualified Capital Purpose Undertaking Fund.

The board meeting covered a wide range of reports from students, administrators, and the superintendent regarding district activities and facilities. Key actions included the acceptance of staff resignations and retirements, approval of new administrative hiring recommendations, and authorization for the purchase of wireless vape detectors. Additionally, the board held an executive session for a self-evaluation and tabled the superintendent's package for later consideration.

The board meeting included reports from the Student Council, Pride in Excellence, board committees, and various district administrators. Action items addressed included the approval of staff resignations and administrative hiring recommendations, the acceptance of the 2021-22 audit, and the appointment of an APS Foundation Board member. Additionally, the board approved a change order for the Middle School HVAC project, conducted a superintendent evaluation in executive session, and discussed future HVAC projects.

The board discussed and took action on several items including staff resignations and administrative hiring recommendations. Other key topics included the approval of early completer applications, funding for the FCCLA national competition, a middle school calendar deviation, and the purchase of a new competition wrestling mat. The board also approved transitioning to Frameworks accreditation, scheduling an annual recognition banquet, awarding a carpet bid, and purchasing new computers. Surplus equipment sales were authorized, and the board held a discussion regarding tennis courts.

The board meeting covered a wide range of administrative and operational items. Reports were provided regarding food service proposals, student council activities, and various principal reports on testing and graduation updates. The board acted on several staffing matters, including resignations and administrative hiring recommendations. Additionally, the board approved an FBLA national trip, denied a waiver request regarding foreign exchange student policy, and authorized the purchase of new health, physical education, and math textbooks. The board also approved various overnight trip requests for student extracurricular activities and multiple summer school contracts.