Peninsula School District board approves 2026–30 strategic plan, new math curriculum and multiple policy updates

The Peninsula School District board on June 9 approved its 2026–30 strategic plan, adopted a new math curriculum and passed a package of policy second readings in a single meeting session. Board members voted by voice on each item after standard motions and seconds.

The board moved and approved the strategic plan’s second reading after a motion from Chuck and a second from Laurie, according to the meeting record. “We approve the strategic plan for 26 to 30,” a board member said before the voice vote that carried the measure.

The board also approved the second-reading recommendation to adopt the district’s proposed math curriculum; the motion was moved by Matt and seconded by Chuck. Chair called for the ayes and the motion passed. The board followed with approvals of policy 11.05 (electoral system), policy 11.14 (board member resignation and vacancy), policy 16.20 (superintendent relationship), policy 18.20 (board self-assessment) and policy 16.30 (superintendent evaluation), each accepted by voice vote after motions and seconds.

Board members did not request additional substantive changes during debate. The approvals complete the public, multi-step process required by the district for policy and curriculum adoption, moving the strategic plan and curriculum from recommendation into adopted status.

Next steps outlined by the board include posting the adopted plan and curriculum materials and aligning district key performance indicators to the 2026–30 strategic goals. No formal roll-call tallies were read into the record; each item was approved by voice vote.