Schaely Renfrew

The meeting focused on an in-depth program review of the Mathematics Lite curriculum. The agenda also included a session for the recognition of visitors.

The board meeting included several key agenda items such as student and staff recognition, a budget and finance update with staffing and programming discussions, and a review of board goals and governance priorities. The board also addressed various consent agenda items related to educational service agreements, student activities, and operational plans. Furthermore, the board deliberated on financial reports, the district's insurance policy, the A.W. Beattie Career Center budget, and potential changes to facilities and student parking fees. Construction project updates, including bid awards for district-wide projects and the rejection of paving bids, were discussed alongside architectural services. Finally, the board approved the 2026-2027 curriculum plan, authorized curricular resource purchases for several departments, continued the discussion on repealing Policy 109.1, and approved the 2026-2027 discipline code and student handbooks.

The meeting focused on the district's financial planning, specifically addressing challenges related to local revenue, the cost of living, and the millage rate. Discussions covered potential revenue increases through a 5.29% millage adjustment and structural actions including staff attrition, healthcare premium reductions, and cuts to athletics and building budgets. The presentation also addressed capital funding plans, the impact of the Common Level Ratio on revenue, and the overall timeline for the Act 1 budget process leading to final adoption.

The board meeting focused on several strategic and operational areas. Key topics included a review of strategic priorities such as mission, vision, and budget planning to address the deficit. The consent and action items covered various service agreements for transition services, life skills, and education, as well as student trip approvals, proposed budget finalization, and personnel-related items. The board also reviewed financial reports, meal prices, and construction and paving project bids. Further discussions addressed academic achievement curriculum plans, student handbooks and services agreements, operational technology renewals, and board business, including the election of a treasurer and legislative platform discussions.

The meeting included an update on the 2026-2027 General Fund budget timeline and a discussion regarding action steps to address the budget deficit.