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Steamboat Springs board approves routine business, schedules March 30 special meeting for superintendent search
Summary
At its March 2 meeting the board approved the agenda, consent agenda and minutes, acknowledged receipt of staff reports, heard member updates and agreed to likely meet March 30 to review superintendent search applications.
The Steamboat Springs School District No. Re 2 Board of Education met March 2 and completed routine business before moving to a work session. The board unanimously approved the meeting agenda, consent agenda items and minutes from its Feb. 9 business meeting.
Board President Kevin Callahan moved to acknowledge receipt of reports and communications presented by the superintendent and staff; Trustee Kim seconded the motion and the board voted to acknowledge the reports.
Clerk/board staff Deb Genesta conducted roll call at the start of the meeting and called votes for motions. No members of the public signed up to comment at this meeting.
Trustees used the meeting to report on recent committee and community engagement: Trustee Jane said she had attended legislative events and planned to meet with Representative Megan Lukens; Trustee Laura reported on GIAC and high-school PIC meetings; Trustee Kim described her first GIAC meeting and proposed a shared calendar for trustee meeting attendance; Trustee Leah updated the board on pilot demonstrations of Panorama Solterra and state legislative activity affecting education funding and enrollment trends.
Deb Genesta said the board will likely hold a special meeting on March 30 to review superintendent search applications with consultants from McPherson and to identify 3–4 candidates for full interviews; trustees discussed whether that portion of the meeting would occur in executive session and how long the process might take.
Board President Callahan adjourned the regular business meeting at 5:32 p.m.; a public work session was scheduled to begin about five minutes later but would not be live-streamed.
