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Superintendent outlines regional custodial training, board restructuring and summer programs

MSAD 60 Board of Directors · June 25, 2026
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Summary

In a superintendent update the board heard that custodial staff from the Southern Maine Regional Technical Center will hold a joint training this week; the board will hold its organizational meeting July 16 and summer extended-year student programming begins after July 4.

The superintendent told the MSAD 60 board on June 24 that the district will participate in a Southern Maine Regional Technical Center custodial training event this Friday, part of an ongoing effort to share equipment and save costs through a regional service center.

The superintendent said the training builds partnerships among districts, noted last year’s focus on heavy machinery, and said the program improved cooperation and resource-sharing.

Board members were reminded that the July 16 restructuring meeting will serve as the organizational meeting and that items not addressed at the June session — including norms and the public input statement — will be folded into that agenda. The superintendent said a feedback form for a board handbook will be circulated in advance and asked members to watch for it.

The superintendent also said the district’s summer extended-year services and enrichment programming will begin after the July 4 holiday, including tutoring and other student supports.

The board raised a question about whether newly adopted policies had been uploaded to the online policy book; the superintendent confirmed the new cell-phone policy was posted and offered to check remaining policies if members provide a list.

The update was informational; no formal board action was required.