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Pulaski board approves annual Children at Risk plan with minor updates tied to state assessment changes
Summary
The board approved the Pulaski Community School District's annual Children at Risk plan, noting only minor updates to assessment language and team role clarifications required by state guidance (Act 20). The plan must be approved by Aug. 15 each year.
District staff presented and the Pulaski Community School District board approved the annual Children at Risk plan, saying the document contains only a few revisions from last year related to state assessment language and internal role clarifications.
Lara, a district presenter, said most changes reflected updated assessment terminology tied to Act 20 and clarified distinctions such as "school social worker" versus "district social worker" and team structures. Staff placed the plan and a summary memo in the board's online files (Box) and told trustees the full plan will be available in the minutes.
A board member noted a front-page date that staff said they would update. The board moved to approve the plan, and the motion carried by unanimous voice vote. Staff reminded trustees that the plan must be approved by Aug. 15 each year and said there were few substantive changes from the prior year's submission.
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