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City
The city where this buyer is located.
Willow Lake
Enrollment
Total student enrollment.
344
NCES ID
National Center for Education Statistics identifier.
4679350
Number of Schools
Total number of schools in the district.
6
Mascot
School mascot.
Cyclones
Total Staff
Total number of staff members.
56.69
Highest Grade
Highest grade level offered.
Grade 12
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Board meetings and strategic plans from Willow Lake School District 12-3
The Willow Lake School District Board of Education convened to discuss various items, including financial reports, NESC updates, and acknowledgments. The board addressed the organization of the school board, appointed members to committees, and set the dates for regular school board meetings. They also designated the official newspaper and depository, authorized check signing and online banking access, and appointed school attorneys. The board approved various financial matters, including authorization for the Business Manager to invest funds and for the Superintendent to close school in emergencies. They set rates for mileage and meal reimbursement, authorized board salaries, and set student lunch prices for the upcoming school year. Additionally, they reviewed conflict disclosure forms, approved waivers, and discussed policy and procedures, including open meetings law and school board elections. The board reviewed cash flows, the FY 2025 audit, and the start-up of a new FFA Foundation Scholarship. A progress report was given on the building project, and quotes for a skid loader and scissor lift were approved. The board also discussed the superintendent's conference, Title I Open House, in-service, and the ASBSD Convention. The proposed 2025-2026 budget was reviewed, and athletic ticket prices were approved. The board entered executive session to discuss student matters and approved open enrollments for the upcoming school year.
The board meeting covered various topics including open enrollment for students, approval of financial reports and bills, surplussing of assets, review of dual credits, approval of the detention policy and handbooks, review of cash flows and the FY 2017 annual report, discussion of facilities drainage and cement work, acceptance of a fuel bid from Clark Community Oil, participation in the Emergency Bus Pact, review of school start-up information and staff in-service schedules, approval of the professional development plan, discussion of the strategic plan, approval of the Student 1-to-1 Laptop Agreement, hunter safety classes, an activity director report including open coaching positions, review of NESC building updates and board policy updates, open enrollment applications, resignations of coaching and athletic director positions, and appointments to coaching and athletic director positions. Executive session was held to discuss personnel and student matters.
The board meeting covered various topics including financial reports, approval of senior privileges, policy approvals (IC, ID, IE, IF, IFD), a 5-year capital outlay plan review, GO bond reinvestment, a request for property zoning change, a long-term facility plan update, review and renewal of the ARP/SRP plan, parent-teacher conference attendance, a statewide superintendent meeting update, special education review, new math curriculum exploration, winter sports season updates, and coaching evaluations. A report from the NESC meeting was also given, and an executive session was held to discuss personnel and student matters.
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