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\"We are, for the first time in a long time, fully staffed, with certificated teachers,\" said Dr. Dubose (district staff), noting that two hard-to-fill positions'a futures-plus position and a new special education position serving Transitional Kindergarten through second grade'had been filled and that most teachers participated in summer professional development. He added that the district gave late hires opportunities to participate in onboarding after enrollment changes required additional classrooms.

Dr. Dubose said office staff and classified roles are fully staffed and that two new information-technology staff members will begin Oct. 1. The district still has open positions for instructional aides and RBTs; staff said they are recruiting and using substitutes, staffing agencies and internal training pathways to meet short-term needs. \"We are constantly recruiting for those positions,\" he said, and encouraged interested applicants to apply through EdJoin.

Staff said the staffing picture is dynamic as student needs change, particularly when students qualify for special education or additional support services. The district described a mix of approaches'including training current aides who are pursuing credentials and using temporary staffing'to ensure Individualized Education Program requirements are met while permanent hires are recruited.

The board did not vote on staffing; the presentation served as an update on workforce status and ongoing recruitment work.

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District staff said the public hearing is part of the annual process to confirm students have access to required textbooks and adaptive materials. \"This is just a process we do each and every school year just to ensure that our students have access to all the adaptive materials ... and we just wanted everyone in the community to be aware that we have met that compliance,\" said Maggie (district staff).

During the board's action on the item, a district representative clarified that the district's writer's workshop program, which the board has adopted for classroom instruction, is an instructional program and not an adopted textbook on the official list. \"The writer's workshop ... is not a text,\" the speaker said, adding it is an instructional program used by the district.

The motion to adopt the resolution carried 4-0. The board did not change curriculum adoptions at the meeting; the resolution certified compliance and maintained the district's current mix of adopted materials and instructional programs.

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Monique (enrollment staff) presented the district's registration numbers, capacity and permit trends and said the district expects the pending registrations to raise the count to about 2,573, \"which is very close to the number that we budgeted, which is 2,578.\" Monique said the district has opened three new Transitional Kindergarten classes this year and that families responded strongly to school tours last year.

Monique reported 943 enrolled students are on interdistrict permits and described the permits as a sizeable portion of the district's population; the transcript gave the permit share variably as approximately 30% to 37% of students. She said elementary permit rates average about 32%, with kindergarten the highest at 38% and third grade the lowest at about 28%. At the middle school, she said 44% of students are on permits, with seventh grade having the most permit students.

The presentation also covered release requests: the district received 66 requests for release to other districts, mostly high school students and families citing childcare, siblings in other districts, or parent employment as reasons. Monique said 10 of the release-requesting families ultimately decided to remain in the district.

Board members and staff discussed the operational implications of close-to-capacity enrollment. Dr. Silvers highlighted the fiscal implications of enrollment shortfalls, noting the district budgets an amount per pupil and that each student below the budget figure can affect district revenue.

Monique outlined administrative steps the district has taken to improve enrollment verification and outreach, including refining residency verification, running more school tours, and moving enrollment forms to the PowerSchool platform to streamline application and data collection. She acknowledged some grade levels are slightly over planned capacity and said the district accommodates those numbers.

No formal board action was taken; staff presented the numbers for board awareness and said they will continue outreach and refinement of interdistrict permit and release processes.

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Neighbors said the complex sits several feet higher than their backyards and that the existing perimeter fence and maintenance access allow people to look directly into homes. \"Our backyards line up to that the baseball fields...they're about 3 feet lower...you could see right in,\" resident Angela Jessen said. Resident Liz Kelly said she and other homeowners met with district representatives and were told the district would propose adding taller fencing and controls on the spillover lot near Aviation to limit access to event times.

The residents said the district's construction team proposed adding a 10-foot chain-link fence with an opaque privacy screen on the district side of the property and installing a gate that would keep the spillover lot closed except during staffed events. Kelly said the district indicated the fencing proposal would be implemented after the park opened and \"about 3 months after the park was open,\" a timeline the residents said would leave them exposed for an extended period.

District staff confirmed they have visited the yards and walked the site with construction and design teams, including representatives from the district, PBK (architect) and Erickson Hall (construction). Dr. Silvers, speaking for the district, said staff are developing options that could include a 10-foot chain-link fence with a blackout privacy screen and a locked gate at the spillover lot; he said staff will return to the board with a recommendation, likely within the next month.

During public comment, board policy prevented trustees from responding to the speakers beyond acknowledging receipt. Blake, who led district reports earlier in the meeting, told the speakers the district had been meeting with the neighbors and would follow up internally. \"We are putting together a plan, to provide some sort of privacy there,\" Dr. Silvers said in the board'room discussion that followed.

The comments combined residents' firsthand observations about sight lines and security with staff's description of possible physical changes to the site. No formal board action on the fence or gate was recorded at the meeting; staff identified it as an item they would bring back to the board for review.

District staff and the residents described the potential measures as aimed at privacy and security, not at altering the sports facilities' design or operation. The district indicated any gates or fencing would be managed by district staff during events. The precise budget, contractor, and schedule for the fencing and gate were not specified at the meeting.

Board members and staff said they would continue outreach with the affected homeowners and would present concrete options to the board before implementing physical changes.

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