Scott Peters

The committee discussed the potential transition to a hydrogen peroxide disinfectant for school facilities, pending further administrative hiring. An update on recent injury reports was provided, and the status of construction projects at the high school was reviewed with an emphasis on maintaining safety protocols. Additionally, the committee addressed the requirement for posting meeting minutes and agendas in all district buildings and committed to distributing these documents to school administration for consistent communication.

The committee discussed the absence of new incident reports since the prior meeting. Updates were provided regarding the hiring of a new Facility Director, including his upcoming training schedule. Additionally, staff reports indicated positive progress at Mount Caesar, and communications regarding summer programs, new tennis court construction, and roof work at the high school and middle school were reviewed.

The agenda focuses on several key areas, including presentations and reports regarding the high school report card, an ELO presentation, and policy updates for non-resident students. Action items involve the re-encumbrance of tennis court funds, approval of paving bids for the high school, and establishing board requests for budget research. The board also plans to set the agenda for the subsequent meeting and hold non-public sessions to address matters under RSA 91-A:3.

The board met in a non-public session to discuss personnel matters, specifically addressing a resignation submitted by a staff member.

The joint meeting covered a comprehensive review of special education services, including data on individualized education programs and Section 504 plans, as well as progress updates on elementary school renovation projects. Discussions were held regarding a capital improvement plan for the SAU and middle/high school campus, the upcoming budget calendar, and staff vacancy updates. The board also reviewed the specialists' contract, selected an external auditor for the upcoming fiscal year, and approved increases for nutrition pricing. Additionally, the board addressed paving bids for district facilities and held non-public sessions regarding personnel and reputation-sensitive matters.