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The next board PLC will be April 20 at 5 p.m. at the District Office.

The board will meet with the full budget committee at its first meeting on April 27.

The next regular board meeting will be May 4 at 6:30 p.m.

The consent agenda is meant for items of a routine nature to pass as a whole without discussion. Should any board member wish to discuss any item on the consent agenda, they may remove an item without a vote or motion. That item then may be discussed separately, and moved to the business agenda where appropriate.

 Due to very prudent spending and attention to budget, we are within appropriations at all levels. 

      The EXPENSE column reflects 8 months of actual spending and the ENCUMBRANCES column shows planned spending through June 30. The biggest portion of Encumbrances is the salaries and calculated associated payroll costs for the remaining payrolls in the fiscal year. The rest is balances on purchase orders for the non-salary expenses. During spring break Finance Department staff started reviewing purchase order balances to determine if those are truly planned and needed expenditures. For example, if a department has spent $200 on supplies in the first 9 months of the year, and has purchase orders outstanding for $2,000, we may be able to reduce the encumbrances to more accurately reflect anticipated spending. 

      This information is critical to determine if we have enough savings to complete some one-time spending objectives in the current year, and to project the amount we can carry over into next year (our end fund balance this year, which can be allocated to spending and/or build contingencies in next year's budget).

Suggested motion: I move to approve the 2026-27 school year calendar and the 2027-28 draft calendar. 

The Board of Directors may appoint people to three seats on the 2026-27 budget committee. Attached are Letters of Interest that were submitted. Below are suggested actions and/or motions for the board to consider.

Suggested Action (ZONE 5): Appoint Antonio Martinez to the 2026-27 budget committee, Zone 5 OR leave the position vacant.

Suggested Motion:  I move to appoint Antonio Martinez to the 2026-27 budget committee, Zone 5.

Suggested Action (ZONE 4): Having not received any qualified applicant for zones 4 the board could choose to appoint another applicant to the 2026-27 budget committee as an out of zone representative OR leave the position vacant.

Suggested Motion:  I move to appoint __________________________________ to the 2026-27 budget committee, Zone 4.

Suggested Action  (ZONE 6):  Having not received any qualified applicant for zones 6 the board could choose to appoint another applicant to the 2026-27 budget committee as an out of zone representative  Or leave the position vacant.

Suggested Motion: I move to appoint __________________________________ to the 2026-27 budget committee, Zone 6

This year’s applicants that could be appointed to serve outside of zone include:  

• Jake Bolotino
• Nicole Walker Sundby
   

Under the provisions of ORS 192.660, Open Meeting Law, the Board of Directors will enter executive session for the following purpose:

To conduct deliberations with persons designated to carry on labor negotiations. (ORS 192.660(2)(d))

Specific information discussed in executive session shall not be made public and shall remain undisclosed.

May:

• Community Partners report
• Summer programming report

June:  

• Data Report: (English Language Proficiency (ELPA); Attendance; Discipline)

July:  

• Data Report: (Universal Screener (Spring); Attendance; Discipline)

Professional Learning Community 2025-26 (PLC)

April: Learning about Local Option Levies

June:  End of Year Retreat: Begin to set the stage 2026-2027 SY (6/22)