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Board adopts Resolution 2526-11 reducing educational support tied to Crossroads enrollment change
Summary
The Granite Falls School Board voted to adopt Resolution 2526-11, a 'reduced educational support' measure the board described as a proactive response to declining Crossroads enrollment tied to a Lake Stevens agreement sunsetting; the motion passed by voice vote.
The Granite Falls School Board adopted Resolution 2526-11, 'reduced educational support resolution,' during its March 11 meeting after brief discussion that tied the action to an expected decline in Crossroads enrollment following the sunsetting of a Lake Stevens agreement.
A board member moved to adopt Resolution 2526-11 and a second was given; the board approved the resolution by voice vote. Board members characterized the action as a proactive adjustment in response to the enrollment change at the Crossroads program rather than a punitive measure.
Board discussion noted that the Crossroads enrollment decline was expected as the Lake Stevens agreement sunsets, and that the resolution is part of planning to align educational support and resources with enrollment realities. No detailed amendment language or implementation schedule was provided during the discussion; the resolution text is in the board packet for reference.
After the resolution passed, the consent agenda proceeded and passed by unanimous consent. The meeting then addressed facility and HVAC conditions and adjourned.
