Eagle Point SD 9 to review Southern Oregon ESD plan; board advances Zone 9 nomination

Eagle Point School District 9 board of directors · February 9, 2024

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Summary

The board reviewed the Southern Oregon ESD 2024‑25 service plan and discussed past CTE concerns; the board also moved forward with a Zone 9 nomination to the SOESD board with nominations open through April 10 and ESD appointment on April 17.

The Eagle Point School District 9 board reviewed the Southern Oregon Education Service District’s high‑level service plan for 2024‑25 and discussed whether to approve it at the public meeting.

Mister Hogan summarized the SOESD service plan, noting the ESD provides a range of services — particularly special education and curriculum/CTE supports — and that the district had voted 'no' on aspects of the plan previously because of problems with CTE offerings and follow‑through. Hogan said the ESD has revised some processes and that district administration (Andy) was recommending a 'yes' vote this year, though concerns about CTE implementation remain.

Separately, the board addressed an opening for Zone 9 on the SOESD board (the seat formerly Ray Williams’). Staff said nominations are open through April 10 and that SOESD will appoint to the vacancy on April 17. The board discussed and agreed to proceed with a nomination and indicated a board member will submit a nomination; staff said they will verify procedural requirements with Jessica Bock at the ESD. The board recorded its consent by voice and the clerk noted the item will be placed on the public meeting agenda if official action is required.

The board did not take a final action on the SOESD service plan at the work session; that vote will occur in the public session after further review.