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Three Rivers board approves 2026–27 student, partnership and athletics handbooks

Three Rivers Community School District Board of Education Work Session · June 1, 2026

Summary

The Three Rivers Community School District Board of Education unanimously approved the 2026–27 PK–12 Student Handbook, the Three Rivers Partnership Handbook and the Athletics Handbook after Superintendent Nikki Nash reported no substantive changes were needed since first reading; the handbooks use Neola's annual legal template.

The Three Rivers Community School District Board of Education on June 1 unanimously approved the district’s 2026–27 PK–12 Student Handbook, Three Rivers Partnership Handbook and Athletics Handbook.

Member Julia Awe moved to approve the handbooks, and Member Melissa Patch seconded the motion. The board adopted the three handbooks by roll-call vote, 6-0 (Yea: Allen, Awe, Baker, Nowak, Ogreen, Patch; Absent: Daniels).

Superintendent Nikki Nash told the board that no changes were required since the board’s first reading. Nash said the handbooks use Neola’s annual legal template and are aligned with existing board policy. The transcript does not record additional substantive amendments or the text of any changes.

The approvals set the districtwide policies for student conduct, partnership programming and athletic participation for the 2026–27 school year. The board did not record a separate timeline for implementing the documents beyond customary distribution to staff and students.

The board continued other business after the vote and adjourned at 7:05 p.m.

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