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D C Everest board approves consent agenda, 4K provider payment changes, course additions and athletic co-ops

D C Everest Area School District Board of Education · December 17, 2025
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Summary

At its Dec. 10 meeting the D C Everest Area School District board approved routine business: the consent agenda (with a separate vote on item B), a slight per-student increase to 4K provider payments, new course offerings for 2026–27 and renewals of girls' lacrosse and hockey co-ops.

The D C Everest Area School District board approved several routine business items on Dec. 10, including the consent agenda, adjustments to 4K provider payments, new course offerings for 2026–27, and renewals of girls’ athletic co-op agreements.

Consent agenda: The board voted to approve the consent agenda after a motion to approve it excluding item B and a subsequent separate roll-call vote on item B. The votes on the consent items were recorded by roll call and passed.

4K contracts: Administration presented the annual agreements with community partners that deliver 4K services. The presenter (speaker 14) explained the contracts were developed by legal counsel and that the annual payment process typically yields modest increases based on revenue limits and enrollment trends. The presenter estimated the per-student increase would amount to about $12 per student in total fiscal impact (depending on final enrollment) and said program payments would change from $26.13 to $26.25 per student, with a $32 per-student supply fee. Board members asked for the fiscal impact and the presenter said the $12 estimate depends on the number of partner-enrolled students; administration said there were just over 200 partnership students this year.

Course approvals: The board approved three course proposals for 2026–27 — Discovering Design (a seventh-grade continuation for advanced learners), Ceramics, and Computer Keyboarding (a dual-enrollment course that replaces an under-enrolled App Design course). The motion passed by voice vote with one member abstaining.

Athletic co-ops: The board approved renewals of girls’ lacrosse and girls’ hockey cooperative agreements through the 2027–28 school year in a voice vote.

Meeting scheduling: The board also approved moving the March 18, 2026 board meeting to March 11 to avoid a calendar conflict.

Ending: These items were routine approvals intended to maintain program continuity and prepare for next school year planning.