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Mill A board approves 2026–27 calendar, consent agenda and payroll
Summary
At its March 2026 meeting the Mill A School District board approved the 2026–27 academic calendar (shift to a 91/89 semester split) and passed the consent agenda including payroll ($163,390.24) and AP payments ($26,236.11); motions were moved and seconded and recorded as passing unanimously.
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At their March 2026 meeting the Mill A School District board approved the district's amended 2026–27 calendar and passed the consent agenda covering minutes corrections, payroll and accounts payable vouchers.
Board members discussed a calendar amendment that shifts the first semester to 91 days and the second semester to 89 days so the first semester would end Jan. 21, with Jan. 22 designated as a grading day for staff. The change was made in response to staff and community feedback about semester timing and holiday proximity; the board moved, seconded and approved the updated 2026–27 Mill A School District calendar (motion recorded in the packet).
The consent agenda included minutes corrections (a clerical correction to Joan's last name in the Feb. 7 minutes), payroll and voucher approvals. The board recorded payroll totaling $163,390.24 (checks 37762–37779), accounts payable payments of $26,236.11 (checks 42899–42926), and a county treasurer authorization for a payroll portion of $117,938.47. A motion to approve the consent agenda was moved and seconded and recorded as passing; the board voiced "I" and the chair stated the motion passed 4–0.
No formal motions to amend the items were recorded in the public transcript and board members asked staff to attach voucher numbers to minutes for future clarity.
The procedural items (agenda approval, consent agenda, calendar approval) were first raised between SEG 048 and SEG 369 and concluded with recorded votes in SEG 362–369 and SEG 240–259.

