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District reports no lead in test; superintendent confirms accreditation submission and spelling bee date
Summary
At the Jan. 21 meeting, Committee member Chris Raisl said a lead test submitted to DEQ detected no lead; he said the district may need a flush plan if buildings are unused for 3–5 days. County Superintendent Deanne Smith said she submitted the district's accreditation to OPI and announced a Feb. 6 spelling bee.
Committee member Chris Raisl told the board at its Jan. 21, 2025 meeting that a lead test he submitted to the Department of Environmental Quality (DEQ) detected no lead.
Raisl said the district may need to keep a flush plan or log if school buildings are inactive for three to five days; he said he would investigate whether such a plan is required. The minutes report no further action or formal directive in the meeting text.
During the county superintendent’s report, County Superintendent Deanne Smith said the district’s accreditation paperwork was submitted to the Office of Public Instruction (OPI). Smith also told the board that the school spelling bee is scheduled for Feb. 6 and mentioned a fundraiser for a student at Lindsay School.
The minutes do not record specific follow-up assignments or deadlines tied to the lead-testing follow-up. Clerk Stacy Whitmer recorded the meeting; the next board meeting is scheduled for Feb. 18 at 6:00 p.m.
