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Key outcomes (voice vote unless noted):

- Riverton High School Key Club: Board approved out-of-state travel to Estes Park, Colorado, in April 2025 for the Key Club District Convention. Motion to approve was moved and seconded and approved by voice vote.

- IRC grant: The board accepted an IRC grant in the amount of $10,000. Motion moved and seconded; approved by voice vote.

- Fremont County School District #25 Recreation Board award: The board accepted an award of $36,000 for the Riverton Aquatic Center. Motion moved and seconded; approved by voice vote.

- Early graduation: The board approved an early graduation request for Mia Von Eckert. The item was discussed briefly and approved by voice vote.

- Retirement acceptance: The board accepted the retirement request of Judy Rambo, interpreter for deaf/hard-of-hearing students, effective at the end of the 2024–25 school year. Motion moved, seconded and approved by voice vote. District staff indicated an existing interpreter remains on staff and hiring will depend on student needs.

- Resignations accepted: The board accepted resignations effective at the end of the 2024–25 school year from Nathaniel Gillette (Riverton HS/MS music), Catherine Blitzer (Jackson Elementary first grade), Marco Von Austin Piazzese (Rendezvous fifth grade), Brenda Moore (Rendezvous/Jackson art), and Nathaniel Esposito (Rendezvous/Jackson SPED). Motion moved, seconded and approved by voice vote.

- Contracts offered: The board offered contracts for multiple hires and coach/administrator positions for 2025–26 or the spring 2025 season, including Brittany Wood (Aspen Elementary fifth grade), Kasia DeWitt (Frontier Academy), Heather Love (Riverton HS science), Zachary Rotroff (Riverton Middle School head soccer coach), Michael Kirk (assistant coach), Scott McBride (Aspen Elementary principal), and Max Mills (Riverton High School assistant principal/activities director). The motions were moved, seconded and approved by voice vote.

For most motions the transcript records a generic “I would move” and later “Second,” and the board approved items by voice with “Aye” called; no roll‑call vote counts or individual roll‑call tallies were recorded in the public transcript. Where effective dates or exact funding sources were discussed during motions, the meeting record supplied those details (for example: the Recreation Board award amount of $36,000).","mediaType","Video","parentTitle","School Board Live Stream","oneSentenceSummary","The Fremont County School District #25 board approved several administrative recommendations by voice vote on March 11, including student travel, two grant/award acceptances, personnel resignations and new contracts.","taxTitle","Fremont County School District #25, School Districts, Wyoming","taxId",53291,"location","Wyoming","headline","","shortSummary",{"_32":76,"_34":35,"_36":37,"_38":77,"_40":78,"_42":79,"_44":80,"_46":81,"_48":82,"_50":83,"_52":84,"_54":55,"_56":57,"_58":85,"_60":61,"_62":63,"_64":86,"_66":67,"_68":69,"_70":71,"_72":73,"_74":73},6282438,"District food service says cloud point-of-sale implemented; new menu software purchased",379,270000,649000,"/Search/View?dp=1&key=2596318-e0b5a62c3602b0a9bb51ea366db7d166&start=270&end=649","https://assets.pipeline.soar.com/2596318-e0b5a62c3602b0a9bb51ea366db7d166/thumbnail_270000.jpg","/articles/6282438/Wyoming/District-food-service-says-cloud-point-of-sale-implemented-new-menu-software-purchased","https://secure.pipeline.soar.com/6282438-1d1b93e371c4dfb75d3f462c7b36d29d/orig.mp4?Expires=1769935277&Signature=ENznrFMGdXrkVFVjlmCuALubK9hmpe8lwmDivK7zyoA4XBLiV6AznZp0hukTVpPgyKAN-hE2ISSNdpd31oid0EbCUHVDf7JByp70~-7GIw-YGcmATbZSA5HN9ma-eAoQDDc2YlPYMqvv4XuOieJLtsSZ1jwndr-k1fHcg1VTTqXH9aXML1L0m0jnoc6XvjUisGlGqCEiytF9nPNIYTuwkv9c3rpVNYGn5nGOSUmo8r6OMtHqCI7IASTyPgbTp7oetvKtfMcPMd6ifzYKrca3h4Gldy4NI4icXbYocJEuKmQ2NigeWwTRBd5nOsxJMGMDOOIhqCjmD3QQZaLIdAtXGQ__&Key-Pair-Id=KUT5TJCACFTXG","Jenny, the food service supervisor for Fremont County School District #25, told the board on March 11 that the district has implemented a cloud-based point-of-sale system in all school buildings to meet Wyoming Department of Education (WDE) guidance and is working to complete a new cloud menuing program.

She said WDE required real‑time point‑of‑sale transactions in elementary cafeterias and the district moved quickly to install the system. “It is designed to quickly guide cashiers through each sale in real time with accurate counting, claiming, and reporting,” Jenny said. She also reported that the district is using an automated messaging tool to notify parents about negative meal balances.

The food service supervisor said the district currently shows $930 in outstanding paid‑student lunch balances, which she described as low given the number of students served. Jenny told the board the district’s free-and-reduced population is about 80–85% and that WDE reimbursement claims for breakfast and lunch are running about $17,000 higher than this time last year.

Jenny said the district has purchased HealthyPro, a cloud‑based menu planning program, to replace NutriKids and to centralize recipes, production records and nutrient data for compliance. She said HealthyPro requires manual entry of each ingredient’s nutrition values before recipes and menus are complete; she described the data entry as time consuming and said the district elected not to pay an additional vendor fee (about $7,000) to have the vendor prepopulate data because the district found vendor data often needs rework.

She reported being ServSafe certified in November and said the food service operation has been fully staffed all year, with two substitute workers available. Jenny also described a change to the Thanksgiving meal at elementary schools — a “thankful and grateful chili dinner” — which included feeding an additional 597 parents and siblings and allowed staff time off to observe family holiday traditions.

On wellness and engagement, Jenny said a wellness committee of four or five people has formed and that a student/parent survey will be used to gather feedback on existing and new menu items. Among goals, she cited finishing HealthyPro data entry before the 2025–26 school year, better staff training on the new system, expanding participation by introducing new menu items, and (budget permitting) having a new delivery truck wrapped with artwork by District 25 students.

Board members asked practical questions about implementation, including whether barcode scanning or other automated ingredient lookup is available; Jenny replied that the vendor’s database exists but much manual validation is required. She characterized the project as substantial but said it will reduce staff burden once recipes and ingredients are entered.

District food service accomplishments, staffing status, budget and reimbursement trends were presented as informational to the board; no formal board action was taken on the software purchase during the meeting.","Jenny, the district food service supervisor, reported the district has installed a WDE-required cloud point-of-sale across all buildings, purchased HealthyPro menuing software, and is tracking low lunch balances; she outlined staffing, budget, wellness and participation goals.",{"_32":88,"_34":35,"_36":37,"_38":89,"_40":90,"_42":91,"_44":92,"_46":93,"_48":94,"_50":95,"_52":96,"_54":55,"_56":57,"_58":97,"_60":61,"_62":63,"_64":98,"_66":67,"_68":69,"_70":71,"_72":73,"_74":73},6282422,"District to train six staff as tobacco cessation specialists; program may be added to health and wellness classes",113,1556000,1669000,"/Search/View?dp=1&key=2596318-e0b5a62c3602b0a9bb51ea366db7d166&start=1556&end=1669","https://assets.pipeline.soar.com/2596318-e0b5a62c3602b0a9bb51ea366db7d166/thumbnail_1556000.jpg","/articles/6282422/Wyoming/District-to-train-six-staff-as-tobacco-cessation-specialists-program-may-be-added-to-health-and-wellness-classes","https://secure.pipeline.soar.com/6282422-b891ef4089b339d6a4e931e5215bd89d/orig.mp4?Expires=1769935277&Signature=mVRvFonpNJ-nObh8y7~qGmdbfP4vZtwOc3zw3tut0ryCAMWOJ1k4RKuqmicwMFRzbbTI1VFc35AhPlh053kaOVAvnhiJ8qGRSCY5VjA4BEAjkD0pBeuAglgAoYCFSH1UozZxz6lZQwG1JSI0od1lAkLvJ2bq8uKNGi4zloiB1Hag16gYvi0DEIjcpjz8Gi8UCYn36pEdpQAT1WjXLnGi--ygZcfQc~0rCiiQWjlcUOkmODDJep2jBn6pynuag~USl31536jQfFDwl2a6ROA6V0OlVbAewopWNG~W4oqVTjlok6xkpzqSX63VmdZ6tUQ2bGHU95YxoJwlo5NZRGDDbg__&Key-Pair-Id=KUT5TJCACFTXG","District leaders told the board on March 11 that a memorandum of understanding (MOU) with Fremont County Prevention will train six district staff as tobacco cessation specialists and that the district is exploring ways to integrate that training into curriculum and student supports.

According to the district presentation, the MOU originally planned for three staff but was expanded to six because of high interest among staff to become certified. The district will pay registration fees for the selected staff; the training will prepare them to provide tobacco-cessation services and programming. Staff said they are looking at adding the content to the high school health course and to a middle‑school wellness unit and that the program could be used as an educational intervention for students who are caught vaping repeatedly.

A board member asked whether vaping remains a problem; district staff replied that vaping is still an issue at both the middle and high school levels. Staff said they will convene to determine the best delivery model for students and to schedule training for the selected employees; no formal board action was required or taken on this informational item.","Board heard that a memorandum of understanding with Fremont County Prevention will fund training for six staff to become tobacco cessation specialists; district staff expect to incorporate the program into high school health and middle school wellness and to use it as a response for students caught vaping.",{"_32":100,"_34":35,"_36":37,"_38":101,"_40":102,"_42":103,"_44":104,"_46":105,"_48":106,"_50":107,"_52":108,"_54":55,"_56":57,"_58":109,"_60":61,"_62":63,"_64":110,"_66":67,"_68":69,"_70":71,"_72":73,"_74":73},6282428,"Wyoming Department of Education preliminarily recommends accreditation for District 25 with 97.83% review score",90,2323000,2413000,"/Search/View?dp=1&key=2596318-e0b5a62c3602b0a9bb51ea366db7d166&start=2323&end=2413","https://assets.pipeline.soar.com/2596318-e0b5a62c3602b0a9bb51ea366db7d166/thumbnail_2323000.jpg","/articles/6282428/Wyoming/Wyoming-Department-of-Education-preliminarily-recommends-accreditation-for-District-25-with-9783-review-score","https://secure.pipeline.soar.com/6282428-53f5788320901f49c7b90f4c8fd9a87e/orig.mp4?Expires=1769935277&Signature=EaBtSByqwMWEGppnKcCmP~0lfzwSmrLa7Unu4YNbrmTlZGcFjMm-Xma5Pk48Hg1w8ZMt9pg1NVcrL-r90fr5OWz0ULjC50hR0OkjF30y~Ay65rD6qxH-pP0MhA-xG9GCYu65N5KrU6cA4VPdw-h1No4b1s3uLmngCUmISCQrQK6y-qfPMXiBgvYtICqEXzFHXAzXksnkqkafzv09iIFZfxXTfEMZMCDTl6zrUfCCFhuu7dcgVEHzsncHyVA5OAUfIWA2r9OD3cKsqbQOHmICepaKzCnQW6E9snuJoewdr8RVwam25571cvs1b~-RS6EPwKLe~CBPcMOPFchniyQA1g__&Key-Pair-Id=KUT5TJCACFTXG","District staff told the Fremont County School District #25 board on March 11 that the Wyoming Department of Education (WDE) has completed its preliminary review of the district’s accreditation evidence for the 2025–26 school year and issued a preliminary recommendation of accreditation with a review score of 97.83%.

A district presenter announced the score to the board and said the result was the product of submitted evidence. Staff noted a small issue during the review: a couple of documents were not accessible to reviewers and the district did not receive an earlier request to make them accessible. District staff said they will correct the accessibility problem and work with WDE to finalize the accreditation materials.

The board reacted positively to the preliminary recommendation during the meeting; no formal action was recorded on the accreditation item because this was a status report of WDE’s preliminary finding, and staff said they will follow up with WDE on the accessibility items.","The Wyoming Department of Education completed a preliminary review of Fremont County School District #25 and recommended accreditation with a review score of 97.83%; the district noted a few inaccessible documents that will be addressed.","actionData","errors"]

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Board approves travel, grants, personnel actions; multiple motions passed by voice vote

District food service says cloud point-of-sale implemented; new menu software purchased

District to train six staff as tobacco cessation specialists; program may be added to health and wellness classes

Wyoming Department of Education preliminarily recommends accreditation for District 25 with 97.83% review score