Lawrence Public Schools Board of Education Board Business Meeting Agenda
The board meeting agenda focused on several key operational and financial items, including the approval of an athletic training service contract with Lawrence Memorial Hospital and the renewal of security camera monitoring software. The board reviewed property and liability insurance policies for the upcoming fiscal year, a change order for the press box remodel at Free State High School, and the renewal of the AVID program. Additional agenda items included the purchase of Montessori classroom materials, a personnel report, and monthly financial vouchers. The board also received reports regarding the 2026 Community Conversation initiative and a school year end-of-year report, and held an executive session for the superintendent's evaluation.
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The board received an informational update regarding the new Centennial Choice Campus and approved adjustments to student meal prices for the upcoming school year. The Superintendent provided reports on various district activities, including student achievements, staff recognitions, summer programs, athletic performance, and facilities improvement projects. A comprehensive consent agenda was approved, covering software licenses, facility rental structures, training programs, and various financial reports. Additionally, board members shared updates on recent meetings of the Equity Council, Policy Committee, and legislative task forces.
Apr 27, 2026·Board meeting
Lawrence Public Schools Board of Education Board Of Education Meeting
The board meeting featured a report from the superintendent highlighting district successes, including the annual art show, recognition for regional teacher of the year nominees, and awards for the Lawrence Schools Foundation and band directors. Discussion occurred regarding the district's social media engagement growth and the upcoming school year conclusion. The board reviewed and discussed a proposal to transition from a fully insured health benefit model to a self-funding model for the district. Additional topics included facility updates, such as the approval of a solar project for Woodlawn, and reports on committee negotiations concerning wages and fringe benefits.
