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Board to interview superintendent candidate Brett Dahl; emergency operations plan approved
Summary
After an executive session, the board announced it will initiate a formal interview process for Superintendent Brett Dahl as permanent superintendent and approved the district’s 2025–26 emergency operations plan.
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Following an executive session on Sept. 11, the Humboldt Unified School District Governing Board returned to public session and announced two outcomes the board said were discussed in closed session: it will initiate a formal interview process for Superintendent Brett Dahl as a candidate for permanent superintendent, and it approved the district’s emergency operations plan for the 2025–26 school year.
Board President Wolcott said the board had reviewed survey input and decided to move forward with "initiating a formal interview process of Mr. Brett Dahl as our permanent superintendent," and invited the public to watch district communications for interview timing and opportunities for community participation.
The board voted to approve the emergency operation plan in public session. Motion to approve the emergency operation plan as discussed in executive session: moved by Miss Maison, second by Mr. Sprague; vote was unanimous and the motion carried.
Nut graf: The superintendent-search decision and the emergency operations-plan approval were the explicit outcomes publicized after the closed session; the board provided no additional public record of deliberations from the executive session beyond those actions.
Ending: The board adjourned following the emergency-plan vote; staff said further details about the search schedule and how the public can participate will be posted by the district.

