Steilacoom Historical School District 1

The board meeting agenda included several presentations such as ASB leader goals for the 2026-27 school year, military academy appointment recognition, and a spring athletics recap. Retirees were recognized, and a budget status report was presented. The consent agenda covered personnel reports, various inter-district and WIAA-related resolutions, and a field trip approval. New business items involved the election of a WIAA representative, a review of state audit results, and a policy review for the 5000 series. The meeting also included an executive session to review the performance of a public employee.

This document outlines the adoption of the Steilacoom Historical School District's 2027-2032 Capital Facilities Plan, which is designed for planning the District's future facilities needs. The plan is intended for incorporation into the Comprehensive Plans of Pierce County, the City of DuPont, and the Town of Steilacoom.

The meeting included a presentation on a bond proposal based on committee recommendations and the introduction of new staff members. The Board conducted various business items, including the adoption of the 2022-2023 budget and a budget extension for the 2021-2022 school year. Board governance goals were adopted, and several policies were reviewed or acted upon, covering student telecommunication devices, meeting conduct, language access, facility naming, emergency procedures, and personnel hiring practices. Legislative priorities were discussed, and reports on personnel actions and financial payroll and invoice payments were reviewed.

The Board meeting included a presentation of the financial fund balances for the month. Key agenda items featured the approval of several policies, including those regarding public records and high school graduation requirements, as well as the first reading of a policy on bid requirements. The Board also reviewed and approved reports concerning classified and coaching personnel. Additionally, the Board discussed board communications, including participation in a steering committee and coordination with the local mayor regarding a public hearing for a land development project.

The board discussed several topics, including graduation rate data, district fees, the Associated Student Body budget, and the Capital Facilities Plan. The board also reviewed the 5-year strategic focus and approved the certification of 2019 excess property taxes. Multiple school board policies were discussed and advanced, including policies related to community partnerships, student safety, and immunization requirements. The meeting also included an affidavit covering the payment of payroll and invoices for various district funds.