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Board reviews superintendent report; teaching office presents curriculum and handbook items

Kenowa Hills Board of Education Committee of the Whole · March 1, 2026
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Summary

The Kenowa Hills Committee of the Whole on May 6 reviewed superintendent evaluation training, a planned special meeting to authorize bond sales, COVID-19 continuity items, a curriculum purchase recommendation, and proposed 2024–25 student handbooks and athletic code of conduct.

At the May 6 Committee of the Whole meeting, Kenowa Hills district leaders presented several informational items for board review, including superintendent evaluation training, a planned special meeting related to bond sales, and updates on continuity of services and COVID-19.

The superintendent’s report listed a superintendent evaluation and rater-reliability training referenced under MCL 380.1249(5). The report also noted a special meeting to authorize the sale of bonds (date and details not specified in the minutes) and a continuity-of-services and COVID-19 update for the board’s information.

The Office of Teaching and Learning presented a recommendation to purchase the Comprehensive Functional Curriculum and introduced draft 2024–25 student handbooks for the elementary, middle, high school and Pathways High School programs, together with an athletic code of conduct for board review.

The marketing report from Galapagos Marketing was highlighted, and President LaBotz read a prepared statement from district administration regarding weighted grading at the high school.

No formal board action on these informational items is shown in the minutes; staff will return with necessary reports or formal recommendations as needed. The board listed future meeting dates, including a May 20 regular meeting and a June 10 budget hearing.