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Jefferson board approves district-funded early-college credits, accepts donated press box; staffing cuts signaled in first reading
Summary
The Jefferson School District board approved district-funded early-college course requests and accepted a donated press-box/concession complex. Administrators presented a staffing plan projecting a 71-student enrollment decline and recommended several 1.0 FTE reductions at the first-reading stage.
At its regular meeting, the Jefferson School District board voted to approve district-funded early-college credit requests and to accept an in-kind donation for a new press-box and concession complex, and heard a first reading of a staffing plan that projects declining enrollment and proposed reductions.
The board approved a slate of fall 2026 early-college requests covering 18 students and 30 course requests; district staff said approved courses will be paid for by the district because the classes are not offered in-district. The vote to approve the early-college application was taken by voice; no roll-call tally was recorded in the minutes.
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