The board discussed new business, including the approval of a contract for phase 2 of the seismic upgrade project, adoption of superintendent goals for the 2026-27 school year, and a board member resignation. Additionally, the board reviewed property safety statements, discussed a K-12 learning walk, and approved a supplemental budget for seismic grant funds. Reports were presented on enrollment data, superintendent objectives, athletic department progress, facility and maintenance projects, and departmental performance.
Sep 14, 2026
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The meeting included reports on the Summer School Program, school year preparation, and the implementation of new writing curricula. The Athletic Director provided updates on weight room facilities, and the maintenance department presented progress on playground updates and classroom cleaning. The Board discussed the costs associated with a self-assessment, the scheduling of an executive session, and reviewed enrollment reports and district nondiscrimination policies.
Sep 14, 2026·Board meeting agenda packet
Alsea School Board School Board Meeting
The board meeting covered several critical items, including the approval of Todd Construction as the construction manager/general contractor for the West Wing seismic retrofit project and the review of the Q4 Annual Integrated Programs Report. The board also accepted a formal resignation from a board member. Additionally, the superintendent presented goals for the 2026-27 school year, and a first reading was conducted for new policies regarding immigration enforcement on district property, including administrative regulations for interactions with federal immigration enforcement and the maintenance of a request log.
Aug 16, 2026·Board meeting
School Board Special School Board Meeting
The board discussed a proposal to establish a cooperative agreement for the football program with Monroe, due to low participation numbers making a standalone team unsustainable. Topics included the safety concerns of having a limited number of players, transportation logistics, the potential for players to join existing sports programs at Monroe, and the impact of the Education Accountability Act on future academic and attendance reporting requirements.
