Director Amy Jackson and Assistant Principal Jeremy St. Germain presented a report on summer programs: Jumpstart Kindergarten, Summer school K-5, Bridge to Middle School, Leadership and Literacy, and CHS credit recovery. About 400 students participated in these programs through the summer.

Mr. St. Germain said that summer programs focused on Literacy, Math, and STEM, in addition to social-emotional activities, field trips, and enrichment. 

Directors commented on the number of students who participated in summer programs -- roughly a quarter of the district's students. Dr. Jackson said that there is room to grow. Mr. St. Germain noted that next year, the district will add 7th grade to summer programming. 

Directors asked about staff participation. Mr. St. Germain said that about 30 to 40 staff members at the Monmouth location. 

The board discussed policy KNA Immigration Enforcement on District Property for first reading. The board will be asked to adopt this policy at its September meeting. Dr. Kubista said that an administrative rule will provide more clarity around procedures at each building. She stressed that immigration enforcement agents have not been on district property at this point. This policy establishes communication (to staff, students, and families) and protocols in the situation that they come onto any district property, including parking lots owned by the district.