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Board approves negative special-education allowable growth, 28E sharing agreement and ends soccer sharing with Waverly

Wapsie Valley Community School District Board · September 16, 2024
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Summary

The Wapsie Valley board approved an FY24 Special Education allowable growth figure of -$293,807.69, authorized a 28E teacher/librarian agreement with Gladbrook-Reinbeck for 2024–25, and voted to terminate the soccer-sharing agreement with Waverly CSD effective 2024–25.

At the Sept. 16 meeting the Wapsie Valley Community School District Board approved several fiscal and interdistrict items.

Director Aiello moved and Director Kaufman seconded approval of FY24 Special Education allowable growth of -$293,807.69; the motion carried 3-0. The board also approved a 28E teacher/librarian sharing agreement with Gladbrook-Reinbeck for the 2024–25 school year. Separately, the board moved to terminate the soccer-sharing agreement with Waverly Community School District effective for the 2024–25 school year; that motion also carried 3-0.

The board asked administration to present early-retirement options for FY2024 at the October meeting; that item will be discussed at a future agenda. The approvals recorded on Sept. 16 do not specify further budget allocations beyond the allowable growth figure recorded in the minutes.

Next steps: Administration should proceed with executing the 28E agreement and notify affected athletic programs and partner districts about the end of the soccer-sharing arrangement.