The PISD Board Meeting held on March 24, 2025, focused on celebrating student achievements, addressing staff resignations, and providing updates on school operations and construction projects.

The meeting commenced with a commendation for the powerlifting team, highlighting their accomplishments and the effective coaching that contributed to their success. The board also celebrated the boys' soccer team, which achieved a historic milestone by becoming district champions for the first time in the school's history. Despite a tough playoff loss, the team's performance was praised, and their talent was recognized.

Following the student achievements, the board addressed several staff resignations. Notable resignations included Sierra Anderson, a pre-K teacher, Casey Schwack, a gifted and talented teacher, and Kelsey Dorman, the school nurse. The board acknowledged these changes and their potential impact on the district.

The meeting then shifted to updates on school construction projects. Tori Stormer reported on the ongoing construction at Perryton High School, specifically regarding the display and storage of art during renovations. The art board was involved in discussions to ensure their concerns were addressed, and they expressed satisfaction with the plans.

Reports from various school levels followed, with junior high principal Miss Wheeler discussing student council and cheerleading tryouts, as well as preparations for upcoming standardized testing. Wright Elementary's principal highlighted the successful transition to new facilities and the excitement surrounding the students' progress.

The maintenance department reported on recent challenges due to severe weather, which caused damage to several condensing units. However, repairs were underway, and the department remained proactive in addressing issues.

Transportation updates included the anticipated arrival of a new bus, with discussions on the collaboration with local mechanics for repairs and maintenance. The athletic department noted a busy season with various sports activities, while the IT department reported improvements in infrastructure.

The meeting concluded with a reminder of the upcoming standardized testing in April, emphasizing the importance of preparation and support for students. Overall, the session highlighted the district's commitment to student success, staff engagement, and ongoing improvements in facilities and services.