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Three Rivers superintendent briefs board on March budget, strategic plan progress and tornado storm damage

Three Rivers Community School District Board of Education · March 16, 2026
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Summary

Superintendent Nikki Nash and Director of Finance Mandi Zaborowski updated the board on the March 2026 budget, mid-year strategic plan progress across six priorities, and damage-plus-repair plans for buildings affected by the tornado that struck March 6, 2025.

During the March 16 meeting, Superintendent Nikki Nash and Director of Finance & Business Mandi Zaborowski provided updates on the district’s finances, strategic-plan progress, and facility repairs following a tornado that affected the area on March 6, 2025.

Zaborowski reviewed the district’s budget status as of March 2026; the minutes record board questions and comments but do not list line-item changes in these minutes. The consent agenda later documented an accounts payable register of $1,277,161.17 and a bond invoice payment report of $295,070.31.

Superintendent Nash presented a mid-year update on progress across the district’s six strategic priorities, noting administrative follow-up from a 2023 plan deep-dive. Nash also provided a storm update describing damage to district buildings from the March 6, 2025 tornado and outlined plans for repairs; the minutes record that board members asked questions during the report. The minutes do not list specific repair contracts, cost estimates or repair timelines.

Board members discussed these items and posed questions to administration; no formal board actions were recorded on the budget, strategic-plan update or storm-repair planning in these minutes. The meeting’s minutes indicate staff will continue work on budget monitoring and repairs and provide updates to the board as additional information becomes available.