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Mid Valley school board adopts 2025–26 calendar, district plan and multiple contracts
Summary
At its March meeting, the Mid Valley School District Board of Directors approved the 2025–26 school calendar, accepted resignations, adopted the 2025–28 comprehensive plan, approved several labor and service agreements (including a cafeteria renewal with Nutrition Inc.), and accepted routine finance reports.
The Mid Valley School District Board of Directors voted on a slate of routine and policy items at its March meeting, approving the 2025–26 school calendar and accepting the district comprehensive plan for 2025–28.
The board formally accepted resignation notices for staff members Jessica Norris and Jessica Pagnati and approved a series of personnel and operational items listed on the agenda, including volunteer approvals contingent on required clearances and conference and field-trip requests. Board members also approved the bus and van driver rosters for 2024–25 under the condition that approvals lapse if required certifications or clearances expire before the next board meeting.
On contracts and agreements, the board approved an affiliation agreement with Keystone College and accepted a partial agreement for 2024–25 with NEIU No. 19. The board also approved a student adjudication agreement (identified on the agenda as STNumber07/2425) and a transportation extension agreement with MRO. A cafeteria contract renewal with Nutrition Inc. for the 2026 school year was approved by roll-call confirmation with each named board member recorded as voting in favor.
Financial routine business moved by voice vote: the board authorized bills payable for the period 02/13/2025 through 03/12/2025, accepted the treasurer’s report, approved the list of checks received, and accepted activity fund and cafeteria reports; copies were ordered attached to the minutes.
Board members commented favorably on the 7–12 course selection guide for 2025–26, calling it a comprehensive reference. The board also adopted first-reading policy revisions as listed on the agenda. The meeting concluded after a brief public comment and the formal motion to adjourn.
What’s next: the board announced a work session scheduled for April 7 and a regular board meeting on April 9.
