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Board members David Huggins, Jennifer Turner and Susan White approved contracting again with Carrie Patton (Patton & Odom) to audit district financial activity for 2025-26 and to audit the 2024-25 year. The board also approved temporary appropriations for the 2025-26 fiscal year, which the superintendent said were set at current-year levels to provide legal spending authority before the district\u0000s official estimate of needs is adopted.

Other approvals included: renewal of the student information and lunchroom software contract with Syllogist Ed, Inc. for 2025-26; authorization to file the Form 471 E-rate applications for funding year 2025-26 and to pay the district\u0000s applicant share if funding is approved; approval for Aspen Quick FCCLA to attend the FCCLA National Leadership Conference in Orlando in July 2025 (dates and detailed itinerary not specified in the transcript); approval of student class credit acceptance for Chiemishi Technology Center (transcript spelling varies) for 2025-26; and approval of an MOU allowing Chiemishi/KTC counselors to provide pre-employment transition services for students with documented disabilities.

The board also approved a contract with Oklahoma Human Services (OKDHS) to fund a school-based family specialist outreach position for 2025-26. Under the agreement described in the meeting, OKDHS would fund 80 percent of the position\u0000s salary and the district would be responsible for 20 percent of the annual salary.

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Williams told the board the report breaks enrollment into high school students and adult students and highlights program-level participation. She said program follow-up work tracks whether students continue education or obtain employment after completion. “We\u0000re putting students to work or they\u0000re going on after they finish with us and continue in their education, and that\u0000s our goal,” Williams said.

The presentation listed several quantitative program details. Williams reported 235 certificates awarded (for full-time day programs), an average wage of $20.94 for placed students, and said the program\u0000s placement rate rose from “the sixties” (percent) in earlier years to about 86 percent (excluding the COVID years). She also said the school\u0000s completion and retention rate was 97 percent last year. Williams noted that practical nursing is an adults-only program and that the program is limited to 12 students under the rules of the Oklahoma Board of Nursing.

Williams described the partner program\u0000s follow-up process, saying staff attempt annual contact to determine whether former students are working or pursuing further education and, when possible, collect wage information to evaluate program effectiveness. She also said Pine Mission Tech runs a Business and Education Council that meets in the fall and spring to gather industry input for curriculum and equipment needs.

Williams said Pine Mission Tech recently accepted 32 new students from Stigler for the next school year and indicated she expects overall new-student numbers to grow.

The board did not take formal action on the presentation; it was provided for information and to inform subsequent items related to career and technical education.

The report was presented during the regular board meeting; no additional documents or external citations were offered in the transcript beyond Williams\u0000s presentation.

Williams\u0000s full remarks and the report summary were provided verbally to the board.","At the April 14 Stigler Public Schools board meeting, April Williams of Pine Mission Tech presented enrollment and outcome figures showing strong completion and placement rates, a 12-student cap for practical nursing set by the Oklahoma Board of Nursing, and plans for continued industry engagement.","actionData","errors"]

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Stigler board approves auditor, temporary appropriations, contracts and several personnel moves including new high school principal

Pine Mission Tech reports high completion and placement rates; practical nursing capped at 12