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School board adopts resolution reducing Crossroads educational support amid enrollment changes
Summary
The Granite Falls School Board unanimously adopted Resolution 25-26-11 to reduce educational support for the Crossroads program, citing a sunsetting agreement with Lake Stevens and lower Crossroads enrollment; the motion passed by voice vote.
The Granite Falls School Board voted unanimously on March 11 to adopt Resolution 25-26-11, a measure to reduce educational support for the Crossroads program.
Board leadership introduced the resolution as a proactive response to a decline in Crossroads enrollment tied to the Lake Stevens agreement winding down. A board member described the action as necessary planning for expected enrollment changes; the motion was made, seconded, and then approved by voice vote with members responding "Aye." The transcript records the adoption but does not specify who seconded the motion by name.
Board discussion before the vote referenced the district’s need to adjust programming and funding levels as interdistrict agreements change. The board did not attach further contingencies to the resolution during the meeting. The vote was recorded verbally; no roll-call tally of yes/no/abstain votes appears in the record.
The board moved immediately from the vote into the consent agenda and other routine business.
