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Corning school board approves 2026-27 at-risk/dropout plan and seeks $139,593 state supplement
Summary
The Corning Community School District board met in a short special session Jan. 12, 2026, approving the district's At-Risk/Dropout Prevention Plan for 2026-27 and authorizing a request to the School Budget Review Committee for a $139,593 Modified Supplemental Amount with a $46,531 local match.
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The Board of Education of the Corning Community School District on Jan. 12 approved the district's At-Risk/Dropout Prevention Plan for the 2026-27 school year and authorized a request to the School Budget Review Committee for a $139,593 Modified Supplemental Amount (MSA), with a required local match of $46,531.
Director Adam Boswell moved to approve the plan and the MSA request; Director Trent Roberts seconded. Both measures were recorded as "carried unanimously." The short special session was called to order at 12:00 p.m. by President Staci Venteicher; the meeting adjourned at 12:02 p.m. Two directors, Ryan Shuey and President Venteicher, participated electronically. Superintendent Erickson and Secretary Lyddon were present.
The financial action asked the School Budget Review Committee (SBRC) to award the district a Modified Supplemental Amount of $139,593 to support the At-Risk/Dropout Prevention Program for the coming school year and identified a required local match of $46,531. The board did not record further detail in the transcript about how the money would be allocated among interventions, nor did the minutes include individual roll-call votes beyond the unanimous outcome.
Votes at a glance: Director Adam Boswell moved to approve the agenda (seconded by Director Trent Roberts); carried unanimously. Boswell then moved (seconded by Roberts) to approve the At-Risk/Dropout Prevention Plan for 2026-27; carried unanimously. Boswell moved (seconded by Roberts) to request the MSA from the SBRC in the amount of $139,593 with a $46,531 local match to fund the At-Risk/Dropout Prevention Program; carried unanimously. Director Trent Roberts moved (seconded by Boswell) to adjourn; carried unanimously.
The record in the special session provides the board's formal approvals and the funding request to the SBRC; no public comment, analysis of program changes, or budget breakdowns appear in the meeting transcript. The district will proceed with the SBRC request as authorized.
