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Board adopts resolutions to hold trustee election and potential levy elections May 5, 2026
Summary
The board adopted a resolution to hold the general school election on May 5, 2026, and also approved resolutions preserving the option to run high-school and elementary-levy elections later; motions passed by voice vote and staff said levy amounts would be set in March.
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Board members adopted resolutions to set the date for the general school election and to preserve the option to place a high-school and an elementary-levy measure on the ballot.
Montgomery (role/title not specified in the transcript) explained that new legislation requires trustees to adopt a resolution setting the election date. She told the board: "The date for the general school election will be May 5th of 2026." Montgomery said three trustee positions will be on the ballot: two three-year terms and one two-year term currently held by Mr. Bell; she named the other incumbents as Mr. Sorenson and Mr. F.
Board members moved, seconded and approved a resolution to hold the trustee election; a separate motion to run a high-school levy election was moved and approved, followed by a motion to run an elementary-levy election. The motions were carried by voice votes in open session. Montgomery clarified that adopting the resolution does not set levy amounts โ those would be decided in March if the board elects to run a levy.
Separately, the board discussed scheduling and administrative items: superintendent evaluation packets were handed out and members were asked to return evaluations by the specified Tuesday so findings can be shared at the January 6 meeting; the board also moved the December meeting to January and authorized staff to pay bills during the holiday period. The meeting did not produce any final vote on a salary-matrix change; that topic was deferred for additional financial scenarios.

