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Astoria School Board adopts 2026–27 local service plan, honors students and approves routine budget and proclamation items
Summary
The Astoria School District Board of Directors approved the 2026–27 local service plan, accepted a supplemental budget alert about additional Title funding, recognized students for strong attendance, and approved several routine motions and proclamations; a public commenter urged caution about calendar changes that could affect classified staff pay.
The Astoria School District Board of Directors voted to adopt the 2026–27 local service plan and approved a series of routine measures at its regular meeting, while recognizing students for improved attendance and hearing a public comment about the academic calendar.
The meeting opened with roll call, the pledge of allegiance and a reading of the district's mission and vision. "Tonight, the Astoria School Board is honored to recognize a truly remarkable and diverse group of students," the presenter said as the board called up November attendance honorees from across the district.
Why it matters: The local service plan governs the services the regional Education Service District (ESD) will provide to component districts and how state school-fund allotments are allocated through the ESD. Adoption is required by boards in the ESD region before a March 1 deadline and enables shared services such as technology, specialized therapists and early-literacy supports.
ESD presentation and board vote An ESD…
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