Stacy Ray

The meeting included the certification of election results, the swearing-in of newly elected members, and the election of board officers. Recognition was given to staff and students for various awards and achievements. Key agenda items involved the approval of a bus bid, the authorization to invest funds in MOSIP, the selection of an employee health insurance plan, and the approval of the A+ LS Curriculum System. Additionally, the board approved changes to the high school student handbook regarding dress code and late work, and accepted a donation for the Ag/FFA program. Reports on federal programs, state aid formulas, and committee activities were also reviewed.

The board certified the results of the recent election and proceeded to reorganize by swearing in new members and electing the board president, vice-president, secretary, and treasurer. Committee appointments were made, and reports were received regarding student activities and student council achievements. Key business items included the review of the monthly MSBA report, the approval of the high school student handbook for the 2015-16 school year, and authorization for facility upgrades including middle school locker bays and asbestos removal. The board also received a comprehensive update on ongoing construction projects, including site work, building improvements, and upcoming installation timelines for various school district facilities.

The Board convened to review and discuss the interview process for a vacant seat on the Board of Education and conducted an interview with an applicant for said position.

The board conducted a re-organizational meeting to elect officers and assign committee roles. Key discussion topics included the recognition of scholarship recipients and a student presentation on science activities. Administrative actions involved approving summer school programming, designating future meeting locations, and discussing facility improvements for the field house and daycare center. Additionally, the board reviewed district financial reports, discussed the implementation of Proposition K.I.D.S., received updates on legislative news, and reviewed upcoming board training opportunities.

The meeting featured student Science Fair presentations and reports from student representatives regarding high school activities and fundraising efforts for the Helen Reagan Cancer Fund. The Assistant Superintendent for Curriculum provided updates on CSIP planning, curriculum development, and professional development sessions. The Board approved a resolution to hold a Special School Bond Election and authorized the purchase of property located at the corner of Cherry Street and Cross Street. Furthermore, the meeting included reports from the Library Media team and the Superintendent on district events, facility improvements, and staffing changes.