In a recent government meeting, officials confirmed that they remain on schedule with their objectives, addressing key topics including the evaluation process for school board members and a new policy concerning concussions in schools.

Trustee McFadden initiated a discussion on the self-evaluation of the Board, emphasizing the need for clarity in the evaluation criteria. He pointed out that the previous evaluation process had issues with ambiguous scoring, advocating for a straightforward approach where members are categorized as either \"highly effective\" or \"consistently meets criteria,\" without any middle ground. This motion to approve the Board's self-evaluation was unanimously supported by the trustees.

The meeting also highlighted the urgency of implementing a concussion policy, as mandated by state regulations. Superintendent Parsons presented the need for a comprehensive concussion protocol, which must be established by July 1. He argued that the district faces significant negative consequences if the policy is not addressed promptly, citing the lack of previous meetings to discuss the matter. The trustees agreed to take action on this time-sensitive issue, recognizing the importance of safeguarding students' health.

Overall, the meeting underscored the Board's commitment to improving evaluation processes and ensuring compliance with state mandates regarding student safety.