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Board authorizes targeted feedback survey for upcoming superintendent evaluation
Summary
The North Bend School District 13 board authorized a targeted feedback survey through the Oregon School Boards Association (OSBA) as part of superintendent evaluation planning for the 2025-26 cycle; the board deferred a full external evaluation for a later cycle.
The North Bend School District 13 board voted to authorize a targeted feedback survey facilitated by the Oregon School Boards Association (OSBA) to inform the superintendents evaluation process for the 2025-26 cycle.
Board members said the targeted survey would collect feedback from district staff and administration and provide information to shape future evaluation steps. Several board members said they preferred starting with a targeted, lower-cost survey now and considering a full OSBA evaluation in a later review cycle.
A motion to authorize the targeted feedback survey passed by voice vote; the meeting record shows the motion carried with no recorded opposition. The board also noted that a full superintendent evaluation facilitation by OSBA would be considered in a future review cycle and that staff and board members would receive materials and timelines for next years evaluation work.
The board asked staff to schedule follow-up information for members who wanted to learn more about evaluation policy and process.
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