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Aug 26, 2026·BoardMeeting
Board
Regional School Unit No. 37 Board of Directors Regular Meeting
The board meeting included reports from the Superintendent regarding staff resignations, ELA curriculum training, and financial audit status. Administrative reports provided updates on school enrollment estimates, the HVAC collaborative program, and special education services. The board approved the hiring of several teachers, ed techs, a part-time cook, and an administrative assistant. Furthermore, the board ratified the appointment of elementary cross-country coaches and volunteer assistant coaches, elected a delegate for the MSBA Delegate Assembly, and conducted executive sessions concerning personnel and legal matters.
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Maine School Administrative District #37 Regular Meeting
The board discussed reports from the Superintendent regarding legislative updates, recent training, and infrastructure improvements such as heat pump installations. Administrative reports covered updates on special education enrollment, elementary school activities including student events and fire safety demonstrations, and athletic achievements at the high school. Financial status was reported as strong with audit information pending. The board deliberated on the CTE expansion project in light of county revenue shortfalls and approved a CDL program field trip to Washington DC. Additionally, the board ratified various staff hirings, approved a new job description, granted requests for sick bank usage, and conducted executive sessions to discuss legal and personnel matters, including authorizing the Superintendent to coach a basketball team.
Sep 24, 2025·BoardMeeting
Board
Maine School Administrative District #37 Regular Meeting
The board meeting covered several operational and administrative topics, including a report from the Superintendent regarding school projects, legislative updates, and policies on student cell phone usage. Administrative reports were provided by school principals and the Special Education Director detailing the start of the school year, enrollment figures, and various school programs. New business items included the ratification of several hiring decisions for educational technicians, substitute teachers, and a substitute cook. The board also approved the volunteer assistant junior high soccer coach, the job description for the Transportation Director, and a request for a custodian to draw from the sick bank.
Extracted from official board minutes, strategic plans, and video transcripts.
