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Assistant superintendent reports ESSER submission, Perkins revisions and McKinney-Vento monitoring

Bermudian Springs School District Board of Directors · March 17, 2025
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Assistant Superintendent Dr. Shanna Myers informed the board that the district submitted its ESSER final report, is completing Perkins revisions and anticipates routine state McKinney-Vento monitoring (previously 98%); she said the district is classified as "low risk."

Assistant Superintendent Dr. Shanna Myers updated the board on federal and state program monitoring and reporting requirements, saying the district is considered low risk and has recently completed or submitted required materials.

"I submitted a final report for ESSER," Myers said, adding the district will continue to participate in monitoring related to that submission. She also said Perkins reporting is in a revisions phase that will require the district to review budget allocations and request approvals for any reallocated funds.

Myers said the district is monitored by the state for McKinney-Vento and that she serves as the district's McKinney-Vento liaison. She reported the district earned a 98% score during the prior monitoring cycle and said staff have made adjustments with the goal of improving that score this year.

Myers told the board these processes require documentation and training and noted monitoring can be time-consuming even for low-risk districts. She did not provide specific dollar adjustments or dates for the Perkins revisions; she said any required approvals would be brought to the board during the revision process.