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Board member Corey moved to approve the consent agenda \"with items added to the agenda.\" Bamini seconded; the chair called for a voice vote and the motion \"passes unanimously.\" The board did not record individual roll-call votes in the public record excerpt.

On policy matters, the board moved five policies to first reading and tabled one discretionary policy for further review. Board member Connie moved \"for approval of the 11 11, 13 10, 18 15, 22 30, and 32 10 policies and move the 68 15, table that for tonight.\" Another board member seconded and the motion passed unanimously.

Later in the meeting the board considered Policy 20-20, \"course design and adoption of instructional resources,\" presented as an essential item. Board member Corey moved to \"approve policy 20 20 course design and adoption of instructional resources for first and second reading and adoption as presented.\" A second was recorded as Zoppany. The board voted and the motion passed unanimously.

The board recessed the regular meeting at 6:38 p.m. for an executive session to discuss property, scheduled for approximately 30 minutes. The board returned at 7:03 p.m. and announced \"no action is taken.\" The meeting was then adjourned.

All votes reported in the public proceedings were described as unanimous; no individual roll-call tallies for yes/no/abstain were provided in the publicly available excerpt.

Votes at a glance:
- Consent agenda (with items added): Mover: Corey; Second: Bamini; Outcome: approved (unanimous).
- Policies moved to first reading (11-11, 13-10, 18-15, 22-30, 32-10): Mover: Connie; Second: Bamini; Outcome: approved for first reading (unanimous); Policy 68-15 tabled for later review.
- Policy 20-20 (course design and adoption of instructional resources): Mover: Corey; Second: Zoppany; Outcome: approved for first and second reading and adopted (unanimous).
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\"Most notably, our physics class, which is a required class for a lot of senior seniors and juniors. It has 44 students in 1 class. So as you can imagine, it's pretty loud and and chaotic. There are not enough chairs in the room,\" Audrey said, describing the effect on project-based learning and individual student support.

Willow described plans for a senior parking event next month and said the school will charge a $5 participation fee to cover limited supplies. \"With the more limited supplies we provide and a small $5 fee to the participating students, we should manage a break even on, senior parking,\" she said.

Both students also reported that a group of advanced Discovery students attended nLight's 25th anniversary event and that nLight announced plans for a mentorship program at Discovery. \"Students got the unique opportunity to learn about cutting edge technology and applications of the lasers made by our next door neighbors, as well as their dedication to educating the next generation. And nLight announced plans for a mentorship program at Discovery,\" Audrey said.

The students listed additional activities: a fall dance themed \"haunted halls,\" spirit week and continued networking with community partners, including local elected officials and university representatives. Board members thanked the students and directed them to follow up with district staff on class-size and furniture concerns.

The students' remarks were part of the agenda item \"student reports\" and took place before the superintendent's enrollment and assessment presentation.","Discovery High School student leaders told the Camas School District Board Sept. 22 that class sizes are large (one physics class reported with 44 students), described a $5 senior parking plan and said a nearby company offered mentorships to advanced students.",{"_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},6455618,"Camas superintendent reports enrollment above projection, preliminary surplus; district cites gains on state assessments",2041,1195000,3236000,"/Search/View?dp=1&key=5811797-f02fd3cb540bb6223292373beda96b6e&start=1195&end=3236","https://assets.pipeline.soar.com/5811797-f02fd3cb540bb6223292373beda96b6e/thumbnail_1195000.jpg","/articles/6455618/Washington/Camas-superintendent-reports-enrollment-above-projection-preliminary-surplus-district-cites-gains-on-state-assessments","https://secure.pipeline.soar.com/6455618-151607b6563d99fd8e8fef7966f5a71f/orig.mp4?Expires=1770707313&Signature=ILbP1zPpjONNiyWIEUvYGMkN5UL-eFmSdeK799hTqoVO0Xoih9W1hXHrS6nCMk3YjqpJDcX4wnAB6qf6UAFRXvM4QRASLeRP7QbJ-hOzwkS1B8OGZHYBOQ0KRIxikKquMv4JyUNNckPAyLM1H6A4tABiJTuSjXmoaEqZcaZDVtMwE-RlWXEq37fxsyyO4zEYpLca663yOLxKop-6qbFpdA9WHmgESNuxpYqf5bbTFM7ulUIXJ~yyqgl~WslYuRpVeK5y2s-M0q3Ca9Mvu0GoUGvpgC9VpWxmcymCdPaB~SvVvtuQ3ojuLd1gRdkCFkRSvxB8v8asfJC9G39xDWSY6g__&Key-Pair-Id=KUT5TJCACFTXG","Superintendent John told the Camas School District Board on Sept. 22 that preliminary enrollment is above the district's projection and that the district expects a modest end-of-year surplus.

\"The projection that we went with, remember, we went a bit conservative, was 6,758, FTE. And right now we're sitting at 6,843,\" John said, noting the official state apportionment count will be available in October.

John put the enrollment figures in budget context, saying cost-containment measures so far are producing a small positive end fund balance. He added the district will wait for the October apportionment before finalizing budget decisions. \"We're counting on a little bit of surplus,\" he said.

The superintendent also discussed an audit finding tied to the district's ALE (Alternative Learning Experience) program. He said auditors identified weaknesses in internal controls for prior school years and that the district will likely have to return $73,500: \"So we will likely have to return $73,500. Instead of writing a check, really what happens is they'll just remove that from our allocation.\"

On instruction, district assessment lead Lisa presented spring state assessment results and diagnostic screening data, pointing to sustained gains in early reading measures. \"I love the children that we serve. I love the adults that we serve alongside. I also love data,\" Lisa said before showing results.

Lisa told the board that aggregate Camas results for English language arts, math and science were \"about 20 percentage points higher than the state in each of those subject areas,\" and that when the district considers only students scoring at the state's level 3 or 4 (proficient/advanced), Camas figures were roughly 25 points higher than the state. She also highlighted progress on early literacy screening (DIBELS) and English learner outcomes (WIDA), saying Camas showed larger year-to-year increases in percent proficient and percent progressing than statewide averages.

The presentation linked assessment work to the district's multi-tiered system of supports and literacy professional learning begun in 2021-22, which district staff said focuses on word recognition then language comprehension. Lisa said the district will continue deeper analysis to understand where gains are concentrated and where additional support is needed.

John also described a new local partnership: discovery-area students were invited to an industry anniversary event and a mentorship program kickoff with nLight, a company that makes lasers. He described the relationship as a local STEM partnership that will include teacher and scientist collaboration.

The superintendent and Lisa said more detailed, itemized assessment results and the official apportionment will be published after the October state count and when staff finish uploading complete comparative displays.

Meeting documents show a planned shift of the superintendent budget committee start to November to align with finalized projections.","Superintendent John reported preliminary enrollment at 6,843 full-time-equivalent students, above the district projection of 6,758 FTE, said the district expects a modest surplus, and presented spring state assessment gains and English learner progress during the Sept. 22 school board meeting.","actionData","errors"]

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Camas board approves consent agenda, advances multiple policies and adopts course design policy; recesses to executive session

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Camas superintendent reports enrollment above projection, preliminary surplus; district cites gains on state assessments