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Aug 11, 2026·Board meeting
Kentucky School Board Board Meeting
The board discussed several items, including presentations by the National Beta Club winners and the Global Sparrow Challenge winners. The superintendent provided reports on sales tax collections, upcoming hurricane reports, the Walter G. Buffus Excellence in Leadership Award, and insurance quotes. The board also discussed the 'retire-rehire' policy for employees and approved a cooperative endeavor agreement with the city for drainage improvements. Additionally, they approved the pupil progression plan, the purchase of property for facilities expansion, adopted resolutions regarding general obligation bond transactions, and awarded a bid for a food truck to be used for teaching job skills to students.
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The meeting agenda included discussions and updates across various departmental functions. Key topics involved the presentation and discussion of the recommended calendar for the 2027-2028 school year, which involved significant stakeholder input and adherence to state guidelines regarding minimum instructional minutes. Furthermore, performance scores for 2025 were presented, demonstrating positive trending in instructional systems, leadership strength, and student outcomes, with specific recognition given to numerous schools for growth and achievement metrics. The curriculum and instruction update highlighted achievements such as 94% of students being enrolled in A, B, or C rated schools and significant growth in Career and Technical Education (CTE) enrollment, including a 50% overall increase and high participation in work-based learning programs. The middle school department reported significant growth with 10 out of 11 schools showing improvement and two achieving an 'A' rating for the first time.
