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Treynor School Board approves At‑Risk dropout prevention plan for 2026–27 with $158,136 program budget
Summary
At a Feb. 23 special meeting, the Treynor Community School District Board approved the district’s At‑Risk Dropout Prevention Program Plan for 2026–27. The board confirmed prior authorization of state supplemental funds of $118,602 plus a $39,534 district match for a $158,136 program.
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The Treynor Community School District Board approved the district’s At‑Risk Dropout Prevention Program Plan for the 2026–27 school year at a special meeting Feb. 23 in the high school flex room.
The plan was approved by motion of Christensen and seconded by Wilkie; the board recorded a 4‑0 vote to carry the motion. The action follows an earlier, related approval in January of a Modified Supplemental Amount request totaling $118,602. The district match required for the program is $39,534, producing a total program budget of $158,136. The board’s summary cites authorization under Iowa Code sections 257.38 through 257.41.
Board members said the item was presented for review and formal approval; no amendments were recorded during the meeting. The board did not record additional program budget line‑item detail at the meeting.
The approval allows the district to proceed with the At‑Risk program for the coming school year under the funding levels identified. The board indicated no further procedural steps at this meeting; the next regular meeting is scheduled for March 9, 2026.
