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Board records intent to apply for 10 more electric buses; sets superintendent goals through 2027

Lansing Public School District Board of Education · December 19, 2024
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Summary

The district signaled intent to apply for 10 additional electric school buses and publicly adopted three superintendent goals: 85% districtwide graduation rate by 2027, a 2% attendance increase (using 2021–22 baseline), and 20% growth in extracurricular participation by 2027.

Miss Slate informed the board the district will apply in a lottery window for 10 additional electric buses, to be housed at Dean with charging stations. "We are going to continue down that path and apply for an additional 10 school buses," she said, noting the grant would be fully reimbursable and builds on a prior award of 20 electric buses secured through state and federal grants.

Following a closed session for the superintendent's periodic evaluation, the board reported three goals it adopted for the remainder of the evaluation cycle. The board listed the goals in open session: reach an 85% districtwide graduation rate by 2027 (a strategic-plan target), increase attendance by 2% compared with baseline years (2021–22 vs. 2024–25 data per the MICIP plan), and increase student participation in at least one extracurricular activity by 20% by 2027 (baseline: 2022–23).

Superintendent Scholdener thanked the board and the community for the priorities; he described graduation, attendance and extracurricular participation as aligned with the district's strategic plan and pledged to report progress in subsequent updates.