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Board adopts superintendent evaluation tool, approves KESA plan and gifted-services MOU; OCR/ADA findings shared
Summary
The board adopted a superintendent evaluation for 2026–27, approved the 2025–26 KESA Action Plan and a Gifted Services MOU with SCKSEC, and reviewed an OCR/ADA Letter of Findings that noted corrections needed.
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The Board of Education on March 9 approved several policy and program items and reviewed an OCR/ADA audit finding.
The board adopted a superintendent evaluation tool for the 2026–27 school year after a motion by Mark Graber, seconded by Allen Smith; the minutes record the motion as carried. Board members also approved the 2025–26 KESA (Kansas Education Systems Accreditation) Action Plan on a motion by David McComb, seconded by Mark Graber, and approved a Gifted Services memorandum of understanding with SCKSEC for the 2026–27 school year (motion by David McComb, seconded by Mark Graber). Each motion was recorded as carried.
In old business the board reviewed a Letter of Findings from an OCR/ADA audit and discussed corrections that would be needed; the public minutes note the letter was shared but do not detail corrective steps or timelines in the record.
The minutes do not record vote tallies for the policy approvals and do not supply substantive detail on the OCR/ADA corrective actions. The items approved will proceed under the timelines and implementation procedures of district administration.
