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Board actions: Parkrose trustees uphold superintendent decision, approve SIA agreement, adopt 2025–26 goals and adopt stipend policy (option 3)

Parkrose SD 3 Board of Education · November 25, 2025
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Summary

At the Nov. 24 meeting the board upheld the superintendent's decision on a volunteer‑policy appeal, approved a student investment account (SIA) grant agreement for 2025–2027, adopted 2025–26 board goals and adopted a board stipend policy selecting option 3 (no compensation) with an annual review amendment; votes were taken by voice.

Parkrose School District trustees took several formal actions at their Nov. 24 business meeting.

Uphold complaint appeal: By voice vote the board upheld the superintendent’s decision regarding an exception request to the district’s volunteer policy and directed the board chair to issue the final written decision in accordance with policy KUF. (Motion moved and seconded; recorded as passed by voice vote.)

Student Investment Account (SIA) agreement: The board voted to approve the SIA grant agreement covering 2025–2027 after a motion and a voice vote.

Board goals: Trustees voted to approve the district’s 2025–26 board goals by voice vote after a motion and second.

Board stipend policy: After discussion the board voted to adopt board policy on stipends and reimbursements selecting bracket option 3 (no compensation) and approved an amendment to review the policy annually at the July organizational meeting. The motion passed by voice vote.

Votes recorded on the transcript were taken by voice with trustees saying "aye" and the chair noting no opposition where applicable; the meeting record did not include a roll‑call tally of individual yes/no votes for these items on the public record.

The meeting also approved the consent agenda earlier in the session by voice vote; several procedural motions had seconds recorded in the transcript.