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Attached is a new regular Facilities Services report. It shows the routine work that takes place each summer with existing staff, any new things they added, the types of facilities and equipment inspections the District is required to contract for, and any significant repairs or equipment replacements that emerged. 

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.

ATTACHED: Financial Reports as of 08/31/26
   Fund 100 - There is little significant activity in August, other than returning office staff ordering supplies to begin the year. This is the last month of pay on 2025-26 employment agreements that run from September to August.  Payroll and Benefit expenses (100 Subtotals and 200 Subtotals on Page 2) are running at 14-15% of budget, which is about right for summer payroll. 

   Major Funds - All revenue lags expenses in these Special Revenue Funds

           Page 1 - Food Service also reflects minimal activity. Other than summer school, the district is only operating one meal site for summer feeding. Although it is completely free and open to any youth up to age 18 in the community, reimbursement rules require the meals be eaten onsite and it is not well attended.

           Page 2 - Student Investment Account reflects minimal activity other than the 12 month contracted payroll costs

           Page 3 - High School Success typically sees significant spending at the end of August for equipment and supplies, when teaching staff returns. Those expenses are often made with the district's P Card (credit card) and will reflect in September.

Policy IKC Class Rankings - Valedictorian and Salutatorian

Policy IKJ Artificial Intelligence 

Central High School Cross Country is requesting an overnight/out of state field trip to Spokane, Washington, from November 19 through 21 to compete against the best in the Northwest. 

Suggested motion: I move to approve the overnight/out of state field trip request to Spokane, Washington, for our Cross country student-athletes.

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.

November

• State Report Cards 
• Personnel Report and Enrollment Update 
• Data - Attendance, Discipline, Universal Screener
• Accountability presentation
• PLC - Legislative Priorities, Facilities Planning

December

• Nutrition Services 
• Data (Attendance, Discipline, Fall Universal Screener, CTE and AP/Honors 25-26 data)
• Retreat (Evaluation, Legislative Priorities, Facilities Plan)
• Invite FFA winners for recognition

January 

• Facilities Update - 26-27 projects and planning moving forward 
• Data (Attendance, Discipline)
• Mid-Year Budget/Finance Update Report