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A board member who attended a recent BOCES meeting said DuBois has more than $40,000 banked through BOCES for local use, and that the district applied for and received a $10,000 grant and a separate $20,000 grant that will be used in the school's science department. The board member said the district is one of the second schools to apply for the latter grant and that a local committee is determining distribution. (The board indicated the $20,000 grant would be used for science but staff would finalize allocations.)

BOCES substitute-teacher classes were described as available at $150 per registrant; prerequisites listed in meeting remarks were a high-school diploma or GED and minimum age 21. The course lasts three days with a final exam; the presenter said an observation requirement (approximately 30 hours) is required to complete qualification, though the exact number of observation hours was stated as an estimate.

Facilities updates reported that the district is nearing completion on a generator project but is waiting for the contractor to schedule a start-up test. The gym floor has been refinished and insurance walk-throughs have been completed. The board discussed installing vehicle barriers in front of district buildings; some barriers are already installed near the gym entrance.

No formal board action was taken on these operational items during the meeting; they were presented as committee reports and status updates.","mediaType","Video","parentTitle","Board Work Session September 17, 2025","oneSentenceSummary","Board members reported BOCES grant balances and substitute-teacher training dates, and facilities staff updated the board on the generator project, gym-floor refinishing and vehicle-barrier installations.","taxTitle","Fremont County School District # 2, School Districts, Wyoming","taxId",76118,"location","Wyoming","headline","","shortSummary",{"_33":77,"_35":36,"_37":38,"_39":78,"_41":79,"_43":80,"_45":81,"_47":82,"_49":83,"_51":84,"_53":85,"_55":56,"_57":58,"_59":86,"_61":62,"_63":64,"_65":87,"_67":68,"_69":70,"_71":72,"_73":74,"_75":74},5982116,"District outlines $25,000 CTE grant, graduation-profile work and redesign of high-school intervention period",584,1508000,2092000,"/Search/View?dp=1&key=5806611-3e7de61554a405b15466f95bfeb85cbc&start=1508&end=2092","https://assets.pipeline.soar.com/5806611-3e7de61554a405b15466f95bfeb85cbc/thumbnail_1508000.jpg","/articles/5982116/Wyoming/District-outlines-25000-CTE-grant-graduation-profile-work-and-redesign-of-high-school-intervention-period","https://secure.pipeline.soar.com/5982116-1c2ff3ee496e2088a8dfbc4c09e032d2/orig.mp4?Expires=1773675002&Signature=okZjlPraOLWCVmB5qM9TAneZdP18SvkzfdorZD8SqJf5pzH~~r7hzAF8GqyYuocLYSFYal5kSe5tKgFjxNWAn0hCaamiO8JS4gtRpQAxRIxz0fdCL7bDUs46~~0wq09oBkHq10eXjg06kU3Bqq7ICVdy-qaZRAxqfqyTd9~3oE-VoJhTUQc4G1A0ED8WmSNT2RhRyhmhn9MvaSSPRCv8wG0y1IMu3KjBN6t~gJpu-dQ1EDK1cxhYFh85E2i8h2-S9DJ4HGXIiVAwAwA0LXzCVMV7KN5P0fRBRsj79PsrnSRYt8jKtzzODwV3OgX6pr-M3jrUP0Copw6JOD8jPkf3~Q__&Key-Pair-Id=KUT5TJCACFTXG","District leaders briefed the board on a Career and Technical Education (CTE) grant and plans to revise the high-school intervention/enrichment period during the September meeting.

Principal Garcia said the district received a $25,000 CTE grant to help align high school coursework and programs with a \"profile of a graduate,\" including internships and postsecondary preparation. Garcia described a four-person team — including Lydia Hoy — working on course development, program development and an updated intervention/enrichment block during the school day.

Garcia said the district is refining a 25-minute period before lunch currently used for intervention and enrichment, seeking a more consistent rotation and student-centered programming. She said the team is attempting a data-driven approach, using formative assessment and state testing to identify remediation needs while also adding opportunities for students who do not require remediation. Garcia said the district hopes the redesign will become meaningful for students academically and for workplace skills; she noted some elements are \"building the plane in flight.\"

Separately, Doctor Walters told the board there are statewide discussions about recalibration and reclassification of high school athletics (moving schools between 1A, 2A, 3A classifications); she said it is a developing conversation and that the district does not yet see a direct impact. Walters said the district had been recognized by the state superintendent for substantial growth over the prior year.

Board members asked about the YTAP (state testing) results that had been received by the district but were under embargo; Doctor Walters said the district must wait for the public release and expected to be able to share results by the next board meeting in mid-September.","Principal Garcia and the superintendent described a $25,000 CTE grant to develop course and program work tied to a 'profile of a graduate,' broaden internships and revise the high-school intervention/enrichment period (formerly Ram Time); officials also discussed state athletics reclassification talks and embargoed YTAP results.",{"_33":89,"_35":36,"_37":38,"_39":90,"_41":91,"_43":92,"_45":93,"_47":94,"_49":95,"_51":96,"_53":97,"_55":56,"_57":58,"_59":98,"_61":62,"_63":64,"_65":99,"_67":68,"_69":70,"_71":72,"_73":74,"_75":74},5982121,"DuBois recognizes teacher of the year and two classified staff",304,241000,545000,"/Search/View?dp=1&key=5806611-3e7de61554a405b15466f95bfeb85cbc&start=241&end=545","https://assets.pipeline.soar.com/5806611-3e7de61554a405b15466f95bfeb85cbc/thumbnail_241000.jpg","/articles/5982121/Wyoming/DuBois-recognizes-teacher-of-the-year-and-two-classified-staff","https://secure.pipeline.soar.com/5982121-914b404733ba04c4b25dbdb1c038de66/orig.mp4?Expires=1773675002&Signature=jsv96zSczzUN3v9GqS3GrhPSDXFesCuv26q1bEXWd7mru0Ux-AEVJA05g~Rtw2W0ndUIloxIHS5j5L~esadgMChcrpu7g4YTYEWgC8bMTAt2XpYIsgCZJFYApGuxbvqHgoNZBQedJ7jSf~4lxTkU1Gs-7jshgvYgnnJlttDo~K0V4djh8IU54ZwzEIVDxiRxKmUQtbnh448TIzRyiqS~M0SCXxOh55MQoVeITzTsQH6vIGG6-mbGXBU6Jz7oT1d8e2hROtF-ILrupzZj80cMpPIgtHjL2oOHvJVZUaUDj0k98zWwgw~Jh7-Bz~qTDKq~4nA0emYDMbGVHiaGZkA2bg__&Key-Pair-Id=KUT5TJCACFTXG","At its September regular meeting the DuBois School District recognized classroom and classified staff for the 2025–26 school year. Doctor Walters, the district superintendent, announced Kelly King as Teacher of the Year and named Caitlin Scott and Rochelle Johnson as classified staff of the year.

Doctor Walters described King as \"an exceptional educator whose influence reaches far beyond her classroom,\" noting that she \"consistently inspires students from all backgrounds and abilities to reach their full potential.\" Walters said King is \"poised and articulate, able to manage a busy and demanding schedule\" and praised her advocacy for students and the teaching profession.

Caitlin Scott and Rochelle Johnson were honored as classified staff of the year. The superintendent highlighted Scott's work with elementary students, data collection skills and paraprofessional support; Johnson was recognized for supporting lunch procedures, recess supervision, scoreboard operations for athletics and her efforts raising funds for student equipment. Both Scott and Johnson were not present at the meeting; the board said certificates and tokens would be presented at a later date.

Board members offered a round of applause for the recipients and thanked staff across the district for their work.","The district honored Kelly King as Teacher of the Year and named Caitlin Scott and Rochelle Johnson classified staff of the year; awards and remarks were presented during the regular board meeting.",{"_33":101,"_35":36,"_37":38,"_39":102,"_41":103,"_43":104,"_45":105,"_47":106,"_49":107,"_51":108,"_53":109,"_55":56,"_57":58,"_59":110,"_61":62,"_63":64,"_65":111,"_67":68,"_69":70,"_71":72,"_73":74,"_75":74},5982127,"Board approves revisions to student-dismissal, off-campus release and school-to-work policies",110,2460000,2570000,"/Search/View?dp=1&key=5806611-3e7de61554a405b15466f95bfeb85cbc&start=2460&end=2570","https://assets.pipeline.soar.com/5806611-3e7de61554a405b15466f95bfeb85cbc/thumbnail_2460000.jpg","/articles/5982127/Wyoming/Board-approves-revisions-to-student-dismissal-off-campus-release-and-school-to-work-policies","https://secure.pipeline.soar.com/5982127-c790dbdad341a181767e33bc9e843495/orig.mp4?Expires=1773675002&Signature=PTwX-bHox8gQyaPXt4x2QwZuYmPfryVhGHBfvNbLRTEw~nQaozrwgQG-oTDZGq7c0nHVcbqqykZgkr6JcyDaJqL01x3YYK3sSo~gxmPPWjUqJ7q2f5K~mSdXyl0xtzeLauhoCX5GZAHH4a5-ufUZXuv3Z6B~08esWnoMspG-oDwhXiesFDEYU2ocft3wjXciA8WRZ0tUh~6F5tUU62JSXrlP873HVoPJ1gIFpiWm0aZZlfe~DD7mdw2sDn7ARXhnLBQBGMGbrKX3eHZPyulC~JIEIvanI06LrMsv2nLLTQLlsRVleGWXlyQUTYAjhn1mw-S58sKcl~CPFrgtVXTw5Q__&Key-Pair-Id=KUT5TJCACFTXG","The DuBois School District Board voted to adopt updated versions of three student-related policies after a second reading at its September regular meeting. The policies approved cover student dismissal precautions, authorization for release of students for errands off school grounds, and a school-to-work agreement.

The revisions appeared as a second reading on the agenda and were presented to the board by Doctor Walters, the district superintendent. Board members moved to approve the policies; the board recorded the action and the motion passed with six votes in favor and one absence.

The updated documents were posted for board review in both a clean and an edited copy before the meeting. Doctor Walters noted the clean and edited copies were available for members and the public to inspect prior to the second reading.

Board members did not request amendments or remove items from the second-reading packet during the public meeting. Following the vote the board moved to enter executive session on personnel and student matters.

The approved policy documents are identified in the board minutes as: JHE, student dismissal precautions; JHE-R, authorization for release of students from school for errands off school grounds; and JHE-R-1, school-to-work agreement. The board recorded a 6-0 vote in favor with one member absent.","The DuBois School District board voted to adopt updated versions of policy JHE (student dismissal precautions), JHE-R (authorization for release of students) and JHE-R-1 (school-to-work agreement) after a second reading; the vote was recorded 6-0 with one member absent.","actionData","errors"]

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Board hears BOCES updates, substitute-training opportunities, and facilities progress

District outlines $25,000 CTE grant, graduation-profile work and redesign of high-school intervention period

DuBois recognizes teacher of the year and two classified staff

Board approves revisions to student-dismissal, off-campus release and school-to-work policies