School board approves interdistrict agreement to provide nonpublic Title I services with Sacred Heart School

The Midland County School District Board of Education voted to approve a 2025–26 interdistrict agreement to provide nonpublic Title I services to Sacred Heart School. The motion passed on a roll-call vote during the board’s regular meeting.

Board approval allows district staff to deliver Title I services to qualifying students enrolled at Sacred Heart School for the 2025–26 school year. The board’s chief academic officer had earlier distributed the district’s annual written progress report on the comprehensive plan required under Policy 100 and said members could contact him with questions.

Board members recorded affirmative votes during the roll call that followed the motion. The board did not discuss amendments to the agreement on the record at the time of the vote.

The vote was a formal action approving the interdistrict Title I services agreement for the 2025–26 school year; no further direction or conditions were entered in the meeting minutes.

Board members and staff who spoke on this item included Superintendent Varner and Chief Academic Officer DeArmond, who noted that Policy 100 requires an annual written report of progress on the comprehensive plan and that the report had been distributed to board members.

The agreement will be administered under the district’s Title I procedures and the district will coordinate service delivery with Sacred Heart School during the coming school year. No funding amounts, service-provider names, or specific student counts were specified during the discussion. The board did not schedule additional action on this item at the meeting.