Spokane Public Schools, WA

Special Meeting

The Spokane Public Schools Board is holding a special meeting to consider a consent agenda that includes adopting 2026-2027 salary schedules, approving purchases for asset tracking and social-emotional learning software, and acknowledging the cancellation and rebid of two food service vendor contracts. The meeting also includes routine procedural items such as roll call, public comment, and approval of prior meeting minutes.

• Adopt 2026-2027 salary schedules for Plumbers & Steamfitters Local #44, substitutes, and miscellaneous groups, effective September 1, 2026.
• Approve purchase orders to Follett Corporation totaling $229,500 over three years for Destiny asset tracking software.
• Approve $181,000 purchase order to Character Strong for Tier 1-3 social-emotional learning curriculum.
• No award for RFP 12-2526 (Supplemental Prime Vendor) and RFP 13-2526 (Small Wares Prime Vendor); both will be rebid.
• Approve minutes from July 8 and July 29, 2026 special meetings.

The Spokane Public Schools Board approved the consent agenda, including salary schedules, multiple purchases, agreements, and an emergency declaration for the Spokane Complex Fire. The board tabled RFQ No. 31-2526 for Progressive Design-Build Services for Madison Elementary School, Fieldhouse, and Franklin Park to the August 26, 2026 Regular Meeting for additional information. No public comment was made, and the meeting adjourned at 5:40 p.m.

• Approved consent agenda items A-N (unanimous)
• Tabled RFQ No. 31-2526, Progressive Design-Build Services Madison Elementary School, Fieldhouse, and Franklin Park (5-0)
• Approved Resolution 2026-14 Emergency Declaration for the Spokane Complex Fire (part of consent agenda)

Special Meeting

The Spokane Public Schools Board will vote on appointing individuals to serve on 'For' and 'Against' committees for the voters' pamphlet regarding a replacement levy for educational programs and operations. The committees will draft statements explaining the levy. This action is required under Washington state law.

• Appointment of committee members to draft statements for/against a replacement levy for educational programs and operations

Special Meeting

The Spokane Public Schools Board will hold a special meeting largely focused on consent agenda items, including approval of minutes, an audit report, and a bundle of HR actions. The most substantive item is a proposed $180,000 purchase order to the Office of Superintendent of Public Instruction for shipping charges related to USDA food commodities for the 2026-27 fiscal year. The board will also hear public comment on items not on the agenda.

• Approval of a $180,000 purchase order to OSPI for USDA commodity freight charges
• HR actions: 5 certificated resignations/retirements, 6 new certificated nominations; 6 classified resignations, 5 new classified hires; 1 administrator resignation, 6 administrator nominations
• Approval of audit report summarizing warrants issued by fund category
• Approval of minutes from June 17, 2026 special and regular meetings

The board approved a resolution supporting a Spokane Transit Authority ballot measure, with an amendment highlighting transportation cost savings. It also approved a consent agenda covering vendor contracts, HR updates, and project certifications for Madison Elementary and North Central High School. No public comments were received during the hearing.

• Approved resolution supporting Spokane Transit Authority ballot measure (5-0)
• Approved consent agenda including vendor contracts and HR updates (5-0)
• Approved Madison Elementary School Replacement Project using Progressive Design-Build (5-0)
• Certified North Central High School Modernization Project will not create racial imbalance (5-0)
• Certified North Central High School Modernization Project complies with Chapter 39.10 RCW (5-0)
• Approved amendment to STA resolution to note transportation cost savings (5-0)
• Shared process for appointing voters' pamphlet committee members (no vote recorded)

Special Meeting

This special meeting includes two executive sessions: one to discuss the performance of a public employee and another to consider real estate acquisition or lease. The board will then receive a 15-minute update on priority strategy #8 (Transportation), reviewing timelines and key focus areas for improving efficiency and effectiveness of transportation services.

• Executive session to discuss performance of a public employee
• Executive session for considering acquisition of a site of real estate for lease or purchase
• Priority Strategy Update (#8 Transportation) with review of timelines and key focus areas
• Presentation by Dr. Heather Bybee and Travis Schulhauser
• Public comment available via registration link

The Board convened in a special meeting, entered closed session to discuss employee performance and real estate acquisition, and reconvened to receive an informational update on transportation strategy.

• Entered closed session to discuss employee performance
• Entered closed session to consider real estate acquisition
• Reconvened open session after closed session
• Received informational update on transportation strategy

Regular Meeting

The Spokane Public Schools Board will hear public comment and then consider a consent agenda that includes three resolutions. The most consequential item is a resolution to place a 2028-2030 Educational Programs and Operations Levy on the November 3, 2026 ballot. Other consent items include waivers for out-of-endorsement teaching assignments and a waiver of the 180-day school year. The meeting also includes procedural items such as roll call and approval of prior minutes.

• Resolution 2026-11 to place the 2028-2030 Educational Programs and Operations Levy on the November 3, 2026 ballot
• Resolution 2026-10 requesting renewal of waivers of the minimum 180-day school year for full-day conferences and kindergarten A/B rotation
• Resolution 2026-09 approving out-of-endorsement waivers for staff teaching outside their endorsement area
• Approval of minutes from the June 3, 2026 special and regular meetings
• Public comment opportunity on items not on the agenda

The board approved the June 3 minutes and a consent agenda covering an educational levy resolution, a 180-day school year waiver, multiple vendor contracts, the superintendent contract renewal, and fee procedure revisions. The board also approved the district's Multilingual Learner program plan. The approved levy funds district programs, the contracts cover curriculum and transportation services, and the school year waiver adjusts the instructional calendar for students. Informational updates covered priority strategies and the preliminary budget, with full budget adoption scheduled for August 26, 2026.

• Approved consent agenda items including levy resolution and school year waiver (3-0)
• Approved 3-year HMH MAP contract for grades K-8 (3-0)
• Approved custodial and non-food supply bids (3-0)
• Approved AP test contract with College Board (3-0)
• Approved HopSkipDrive supplemental transportation contract (3-0)
• Approved PowerSchool BusinessPlus subscription (3-0)
• Approved superintendent contract renewal (3-0)
• Approved district Multilingual Learner program plan (3-0)

Special Meeting

The Spokane Public Schools board holds a special meeting with an executive session on employee performance, followed by an open session. The board will discuss the 2026-2027 budget development and the timing of a 2028-2030 EP&O levy. They will also review priority strategies for the coming school year and discuss school board goals under policy 1810.

• Budget update and discussion of timing for 2028-2030 EP&O levy
• Review and initiation of priority strategies for 2026-2027 school year
• Discussion of school board goals pursuant to policy 1810
• Executive session to discuss performance of a public employee
• Meeting held virtually and in-person at administration building, 200 N. Bernard

The Board of Directors held a special meeting focused on budget development and strategy reviews. Discussions included the timing of the 2028-2030 EP&O levy and school board goals for the 2025-2026 school year. No substantive actions or votes were recorded during this session.

• No substantive decisions were made during this meeting

Regular Meeting

The Spokane Public Schools Board will consider a consent agenda that includes a $299,160 purchase of Carnegie Learning's MATHia software for grades 6-8 over four school years. The board will also adopt the 2026-2027 regular meeting schedule. The meeting includes routine procedural items and public comment.

• Consent agenda: Approve $299,160 purchase of MATHia software for grades 6-8 for SY2026-27 through SY2029-30
• Consent agenda: Adopt 2026-2027 regular board meeting schedule (dates listed from August 2026 through July 2027)

The Spokane Public Schools Board approved the consent agenda, which included minutes and purchases for the 2026-2027 school year. The Board also approved the second reading of proposed policy revisions regarding Key Performance Indicators, Native Education, and Limiting Enforcement in Schools.

• Approved consent agenda items (minutes, purchases, HR recommendations)
• Approved second reading of policies 2004, 2018, and 4300
• Recognized student advisors for their service

Special Meeting

The Spokane Public Schools Board is holding a special meeting with an executive session on a public employee's performance, followed by open-session discussions on budget development and priority strategies. The budget discussion includes an enrollment update, a preliminary four-year forecast, and planning for the 2028-2030 levy. The board will also review current priority strategies and begin setting priorities for the 2026-2027 school year. No votes or decisions are scheduled.

• Executive session to discuss performance of a public employee
• Budget development discussion: enrollment update, preliminary 4-year budget forecast, and 2028-2030 levy planning
• Priority strategies review for 2025-2026 and discussion for 2026-2027

The board entered closed session at 4:30 pm to discuss a public employee’s performance and extended it three times, reconvening at 5:25 pm. The open session included discussion of the 2026‑27 budget priorities and a postponed priority‑strategies item. No motions were adopted, denied, or tabled.

Regular Meeting

The Spokane Public Schools Board will vote on salary schedules for all employee groups for the 2026-2027 school year, reflecting a 2.6% state-mandated inflationary adjustment, and approve a $81,259.39 bid for school supplies. The meeting also includes procedural items, public comment, and approval of prior meeting minutes.

• Adoption of 2026-2027 salary schedules with 2.6% IPD increase for certificated, classified, and administrative staff
• Approval of Bid No. 26-2526 for school supplies totaling $81,259.39 from four vendors
• Approval of minutes from the May 6, 2026 special meeting

The Board of Directors approved renaming The Community School to Riverpoint High School. They also approved the district's highly capable plan for 2026-27 and several policy revisions.

• Approved consent agenda (5-0)
• Renamed The Community School to Riverpoint High School (5-0)
• Approved 2026-27 highly capable plan (5-0)
• Approved reviewed district policies (5-0)

Special Meeting

At this special meeting, the Spokane Public Schools Board will consider a consent agenda including approval of Resolution No. 2026-08 to replace Madison Elementary School with new facilities in lieu of modernization, a revision to the High School Activity Agreement for Fall 2026, and a purchase of cargo vans from North Sound Auto Group for $142,700. The board will also hear public comment on items not on the agenda and receive a report from the student advisor. Most items are expected to be approved by a single motion.

• Resolution No. 2026-08: Approve Madison Elementary School replacement as new-in-lieu of modernization, declaring existing facility will no longer be used permanently for instruction
• Revision to the High School Activity Agreement, effective Fall 2026, expanding scope and clarifying eligibility, conduct, and inclusivity expectations
• Purchase order to North Sound Auto Group, Everett, WA for cargo vans in the amount of $142,700
• Approval of minutes from the April 22, 2026 special and regular meetings
• Public comment opportunity on items not on the agenda

The Spokane Public Schools Board approved a transportation vehicle budget extension, new English Language Arts curricula for grades 6-10, and ELD/ELA curricula for middle and high school. The board also adopted a set of policy revisions and approved several contracts and agreements.

• Approved $2.1M bus routing software contract (3-0)
• Approved $1.5M GC/CM services for North Central School Modernization (3-0)
• Approved $1.2M Logan Elementary Early Learning Center contract (3-0)
• Approved $1.1M Progressive Design-Build for Regional Fields (3-0)
• Approved Madison Elementary Replacement Project as New-In Lieu (3-0)
• Approved High School Activity Agreement revision (3-0)
• Approved transportation vehicle budget extension (3-0)
• Approved Into Literature and myPerspectives English curricula (3-0)

Special Meeting

The Spokane Public Schools board is holding a special meeting with discussions on the preliminary 2026-2027 General Fund budget and capital projects contracts. The board will also go into executive session to discuss employee performance and real estate acquisition for lease or purchase. Additionally, the board will debrief the NSBA conference and review priority strategies for the 2025-2026 and 2026-2027 school years.

• Discussion of capital projects contracts
• Budget development: financial update through March 2026, proposed Transportation Vehicle Fund 2025-2026 budget, and preliminary 2026-2027 General Fund budget
• Executive session to discuss performance of a public employee
• Executive session for considering acquisition of a site of real estate for lease or purchase
• Review of priority strategies for 2025-2026 and initiation for 2026-2027

The Board of Directors held a special meeting to discuss capital projects, budget development, and priority strategies. No substantive decisions or votes were recorded during this session.

Regular Meeting

The board's regular meeting agenda is largely procedural, with a consent agenda for routine approvals. Items include personnel actions (resignations, retirements, and new hires), acceptance of gifts totaling $62,106.65, and an audit report. No major policy discussions are listed.

• HR personnel actions: certificated and classified staff resignations, retirements, and nominations (e.g., teachers, custodians, paraeducators, administrators)
• Gift acceptance summary of $62,106.65 for fiscal year 2025-2026, bringing year-to-date total to $299,979.88
• Audit report summarizing warrant number and dollar amount (details in attachment)

The Board of Directors approved the Career and Technical Education (CTE) annual program report. The consent agenda, which included various administrative items and bids, was also approved. No action was taken on proposed 2000 series policy revisions.

• Approved Consent Agenda (5-0)
• Approved CTE Annual Program Report (5-0)

Regular Meeting

The Spokane Public Schools Board will vote on a consent agenda that includes approving minutes, HR nominations and terminations, and awarding a progressive design-build contract to Garco Construction for the Regional Fields Improvement Project. The meeting also includes a student advisor report and public comment on items not on the agenda.

• Award of Progressive Design-Build contract to Garco Construction for the Regional Fields Improvement Project (RFQ No. 20-2526)
• HR nominations and terminations including resignations and retirements of multiple teachers and other staff
• Approval of minutes from the special and regular meetings on March 18, 2026
• Report from the student advisor on recent activities
• Public comment opportunity for items not on the agenda

The Spokane Public Schools Board approved the consent agenda, which included minutes from March 18, HR nominations, and a request for qualifications for a design-build project. The meeting also featured informational updates on student life, learning support services, and the district AI plan.

• Approved March 18, 2026 Special Meeting minutes
• Approved March 18, 2026 Regular Meeting minutes
• Approved HR nominations and terminations
• Approved RFQ No. 20-2526 for Progressive Design-Build Services
• Approved HR nominations and terminations (late handout)
• Received information on 9th grade life readiness course
• Received information on Trades High School pathway visioning
• Received information on district AI plan and capital projects

Special Meeting

This special meeting includes a closed session for collective bargaining strategies, followed by open session discussions on a budget development update through February 2026 and state budget impacts, priority strategies for the 2026-2027 school year, and school board goals.

• Closed session to hear or adopt strategies for collective bargaining
• Budget development discussion – financial update through February 2026 and state budget impacts
• Priority strategies development for the 2026-2027 school year
• Discussion of school board goals pursuant to policy 1810

The Board held a special meeting to discuss the 2026-27 school year budget priorities. Discussions also included reviewing current priority strategies and aligning board goals with district initiatives.

• Discussed 2026-27 budget priorities
• Reviewed 2025-26 and potential 2026-27 priority strategies
• Discussed alignment of strategic planning, board goals, and district initiatives

Regular Meeting

The board will vote on a consent agenda that includes Resolution 2026-02 approving contract completion for the Sacajawea Middle School replacement project by Lydig Construction at a total cost of $58,599,330 plus sales tax. Also on the consent agenda are Resolution 2026-03 accepting the final building commissioning report and Resolution 2026-01 revising district officers. Public comment will be heard on items not on the agenda.

• Resolution 2026-02 approving contract completion for Sacajawea Middle School replacement project by Lydig Construction ($58,599,330)
• Resolution 2026-03 accepting final commissioning report for Sacajawea Middle School replacement project
• Resolution 2026-01 revising district officers (board secretary and other officers)
• Consent agenda approval of minutes from March 4, 2026 special and regular meetings
• Public comment opportunity on items not on the agenda

The board approved the consent agenda items, including minutes, officer revisions, and several construction contracts. It also approved the second reading of proposed policy revisions to five district policies. Finally, the board approved a proposal to amend WSSDA bylaws to increase voting delegates for larger districts.

• Approved minutes from March 4, 2026 special and regular meetings
• Approved Resolution 2026-01 revising district officers
• Approved contract completion for Sacajawea Middle School Replacement Project (Lydig Construction)
• Approved contract completion for Peperzak Middle School Project (Garco Construction)
• Approved second reading of proposed policy revisions (2100, 2170, 2411, 2414, 2421)
• Approved proposal to revise WSSDA bylaws to increase voting delegates
• Approved Resolution 2026-04 Asset Preservation Program
• Approved HR nominations and terminations (including late handout)

Special Meeting

The School Board will hold a special meeting to discuss capital projects contracts and budget development, including state budget impacts and a financial update through February 2026. The session also includes a legislative update and a discussion on board operating procedures.

• Discussion of capital projects contracts
• Financial update through February 2026 and state budget impacts
• Legislative and WSSDA update regarding state level policy and bylaws
• Executive session to discuss the performance of a public employee
• Discussion on School Board operating procedures and protocols

The Board of Directors convened for an executive session to discuss the performance of a public employee. No substantive decisions or votes were recorded during the open session.

• Held budget development discussion for a future meeting
• Held school board check-in discussion for a future meeting

Special Meeting

This special meeting of Spokane Public Schools begins with a closed session to hear or adopt strategies for collective bargaining. In open session, the board will receive a financial update through January 2026 and review initial budget assumptions for 2026-2027, followed by a legislative update from district leadership. No voting actions are scheduled.

• Closed session to hear or adopt collective bargaining strategies
• Budget development discussion: financial update through January 2026 and 2026-2027 budget assumptions
• Legislative update on current session and potential state policy
• Presentations by Dr. Adam Swinyard & Cindy Coleman (budget) and District Leadership Team (legislative)
• Virtual and in-person attendance options with public comment registration

The Board of Directors held a special meeting focused on budget development and legislative updates. No substantive decisions or votes were recorded during the open session.

Regular Meeting

The Spokane Public Schools Board will vote on a consent agenda that includes approving NAC Architecture for the North Central High School Modernization project and a constructability review report for Adams Elementary School Replacement. Other consent items include meeting minutes and an audit report. The meeting also includes public comment and reports from the student advisor.

• Approval of NAC Architecture for architectural and engineering services on the North Central High School Modernization project (2025 Bond)
• Approval of the Constructability Review Report for the Adams Elementary School Replacement project
• Audit report summarizing warrants issued by fund category
• Minutes from the February 18, 2026 special and regular meetings

The Board of Directors approved several administrative and project reports via the consent agenda. Proposed policy revisions in the 2000 Series were reviewed but no action was taken, as they will return for a second reading.

• Approved Consent Agenda including February minutes, audits, and school reports (4-0)

Special Meeting

The Spokane Public Schools Board will hold an executive session to discuss the performance of a public employee. Following that, the board will hear a communications update on strategies and platforms for sharing information, and a legislative update on the current state-level policy session. No votes or decisions are scheduled.

• Executive session for discussion of a public employee's performance
• SPS Communications Update: review of messaging focus and platforms
• Legislative Update: discussion of current legislative session and state policy
• Open public comment period available via registration

The Spokane Public Schools Board of Directors convened for a special meeting that included an executive session regarding employee performance and informational updates on communications and legislative matters. No substantive actions were taken.

• Executive session held regarding employee performance (extended until 5:40pm)
• Communications update provided by Chief of Governmental Affairs
• Legislative update provided by Chief of Governmental Affairs

Regular Meeting

The Spokane Public Schools Board will consider a consent agenda that includes a $1,683,165, seven-year contract with Vertosoft for a new time and attendance system. Other consent items include approval of prior meeting minutes and audit reports. The board will also hear public comment on items not on the agenda and receive a report from the student advisor.

• Approval of $1,683,165 purchase order to Vertosoft (Leesburg, VA) for UKG Ready time-and-attendance software over 7 years
• Consent agenda includes minutes from February 4, 2026 special and regular meetings
• Audit report summarizing warrants issued by fund category
• Consent agenda also lists HR nominations and terminations (no details provided)

The Board of Directors approved the consent agenda and adopted proposed budget principles and priorities for the 2026-27 fiscal year. The meeting included updates on activities, athletics, and enrollment.

• Approved Consent Agenda (5-0)
• Adopted Budget Principles & Priorities 2026 (5-0)

Regular Meeting

This regular meeting includes a consent agenda with routine items: approval of minutes, HR nominations and terminations, an audit summary, and a bid for copier paper. The board will also hear public comment and a student advisor report. No major policy decisions are on the agenda.

• Bid No. 11-2526: Purchase order to Complete Office for $121,338 for copier paper
• HR nominations and terminations for certificated, classified, and administrative staff
• Audit report summarizing warrants issued by fund category
• Minutes from January 21, 2026 special and regular meetings

The Spokane Public Schools Board adopted the consent agenda, which included minutes, HR nominations, audits, bids, interlocal agreements, travel, and consulting services. The board also approved proposed revisions to several district policies, including the school calendar and charter authorizing policies. Both motions carried with all five directors voting yes.

• Approved consent agenda items (minutes, HR nominations, audits, bids, interlocal agreements, travel, consulting) – motion carries (5-0)
• Approved proposed policy revisions for multiple district policies – motion carries (5-0)

Special Meeting

The Spokane Public Schools board will hold a special meeting to discuss school board goals and a budget development financial update through December 2025, focusing on priorities for the 2026-2027 school year. A legislative update on the current session and state policy will also be provided as information.

• Discussion of school board goals pursuant to Policy 1810
• Budget development and financial update presented by Dr. Adam Swinyard and Cindy Coleman
• District priorities for the 2026-2027 school year
• Legislative update on current state-level policy

The board convened for a special meeting to discuss strategic planning, district priorities, and budget development. District leadership also provided an informational update on the current legislative session. No formal votes, policy changes, or funding actions were taken.

Regular Meeting

The Spokane Public Schools board will vote on a consent agenda including a $2,040,318 award for early demolition and site work at Adams Elementary, as well as staff HR actions and audit reports. The meeting also includes public comment and procedural openings.

• Consent agenda action: award of $2,040,318 for Bid Packages 1 & 2 (abatement, demolition, earthwork) for Adams Elementary School replacement
• HR nominations and terminations: several teacher and staff resignations/retirements and new paraeducator/secretarial nominations
• Audit report summarizing warrants issued by fund category

The Board approved the consent agenda, including minutes, HR nominations, and the Adams Elementary bid package. They also approved policy revisions except for two specific policies.

• Approved consent agenda items (Minutes, HR nominations, audits, Adams Elementary bid package)
• Approved policy revisions except for Drug-Free Schools and Staff Political Activities
• Approved Adams Elementary School Replacement GC/CM Early Bid Package Award
• Approved Human Growth and Development Citizens' Advisory Committee members

Special Meeting

This special meeting includes two closed executive sessions: one for considering real estate acquisition or lease, and another for discussing a public employee's performance. The public open session features a discussion on the district's budget development process and priorities for the 2026-2027 school year, followed by a legislative update on state-level policy.

• Executive session for considering acquisition of a real estate site for lease or purchase
• Executive session for discussing the performance of a public employee
• Discussion of budget development priorities for 2026-2027, presented by Dr. Adam Swinyard and Cindy Coleman
• Legislative update on upcoming session and potential state policy

The Spokane Public Schools Board of Directors convened for a special meeting on January 21, 2026. The board held executive session to discuss potential real estate acquisition and a public employee's performance. In open session, district officials discussed budget development for the 2026-2027 school year and provided an informational update on upcoming state legislative policies. No formal votes or substantive decisions were recorded in these minutes.

Special Meeting

The Spokane Public Schools Board holds a special meeting with an executive session on employee performance, followed by open session discussions on enrollment patterns and budget priorities for 2026-2027. The board will review current middle school enrollment data and consider budget principles from the prior year. No votes or decisions are scheduled.

• Executive session to discuss performance of a public employee.
• Priority Strategy Update #3: Enrollment Study presentation (15 minutes).
• Budget Development Process & Priorities discussion for 2026-2027 (30 minutes).
• Review of current middle school enrollment patterns.

The Spokane Public Schools Board of Directors convened a special meeting on January 7, 2026. The session included an executive discussion regarding a public employee's performance and open-session updates on school enrollment patterns and draft budget priorities for the upcoming year. No votes were taken and no substantive decisions were recorded.

Regular Meeting

The Spokane Public Schools Board is holding a regular meeting on January 7, 2026, primarily to act on a consent agenda. The agenda includes approval of December 2025 meeting minutes, HR nominations and terminations, an audit report of warrants issued, and a purchase order for custodial products totaling $138,634.59. Public comment on items not on the agenda will also be heard.

• HR Nominations & Terminations: Daniel Nielsen (Rogers teacher) resignation effective 8/31/26; nominations for Nutrition Services, Paraeducators, and Tech Services including Keri Rappe, Corrina Barrett, Brenda Cerenzia, and others.
• Bid No. 9-2526 Custodial Products: approval of purchase orders totaling $138,634.59 distributed among seven vendors (e.g., Insight Distributing – Imperial Dade $64,968.48, Unipak Corp $39,952.56).
• Audit report summarizing warrants (checks) issued by fund category since last report; warrant registers available upon request.
• Minutes of the December 17, 2025 Special Meeting and Regular Meeting for approval.

The board unanimously approved a consent agenda covering meeting minutes, HR nominations and terminations, audits, and bids for custodial products and non-food consumables. A first reading of proposed staff policy revisions in the 5000 Series was discussed; these updates govern leave, safety, and conduct standards that affect daily school operations and student environments. The board will review the policies again at a future meeting before adoption.

• Approved consent agenda items (minutes, HR nominations/terminations, audits, custodial and non-food consumable bids) by unanimous vote
• Tabled first reading of proposed staff policy revisions in the 5000 Series for future adoption