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City
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Orleans
NCES ID
National Center for Education Statistics identifier.
5099934
Number of Schools
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0
Total Staff
Total number of staff members.
101.44
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Board meetings and strategic plans from Orleans Central Supervisory Union
The documentation details the Annual Meeting Warning and the Minutes from the previous year's Annual Meeting (2025). Key discussion points for the upcoming 2026 Annual Meeting include the election of officers (moderator, clerk, treasurer), introduction of the Lake Region Union Elementary-Middle School District Board members, approval of officer reports, election of school directors across various towns/districts for different terms, authorization of School Board member stipends, presentation and approval of the recommended budget of $18,460,455.00 for the ensuing fiscal year (which reflects a per pupil spending decrease of 0.78%), authorization for capital reserve fund appropriation, and authorization to borrow money for indebtedness and current expenses. The report also provides updates on curriculum and instruction, student support services (including Medicaid utilization), K-4 and 5-8 school activities, budget summaries by category and function, and facility improvements made during the 2024-2025 school year.
This document, which includes the Annual Meeting Warning, presents discussions and proposals for the upcoming fiscal year and also documents the minutes of the previous Annual Meeting. Key items addressed in the upcoming meeting warning include the election of officers (Moderator, Clerk, Treasurer), introduction of School Board members, approval of officer reports, election of school directors for various terms, authorization of compensation for Board members and officers, presentation and vote on the recommended budget of $11,635,978.00 (representing a 10.98% increase in per pupil spending), authorization for an additional $60,000.00 appropriation to the capital reserve fund, and authorization to borrow money for indebtedness and current expenses. The document also includes detailed reports on academic achievements (including a #4 state ranking by US News and World Report), school climate initiatives, community engagement efforts, staff retention, facility improvements, and various departmental updates covering curriculum, student support services, and vocational programs. The minutes from the previous 2025 Annual Meeting detailed the election of officers, introduction of the 2024-2025 Board members (including recognition of David Blodgett), approval of reports, election of new directors, approval of compensation rates, conveyance approval for acquiring the COFEC property, budget approval of $10,370,066.38, authorization for a $60,000.00 capital reserve appropriation, authorization for reserve fund usage for the Ground Water Project balance, authorization to borrow money, and setting the date for the 2026 Annual Meeting.
The Long-Term Planning Committee Report for Orleans Central Supervisory Union addresses the need for updated school facilities and proposes the construction of a new regional elementary and middle school adjacent to Lake Region Union High School. This plan aims to achieve significant taxpayer savings, improve academic outcomes, enhance teacher collaboration and student well-being, and ensure equitable access to a future-ready campus. The committee intends to bring this proposal to a public bond vote in spring 2027, actively seeking community input through ongoing public forums.
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