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School leaders report MAP gains, CCC enrollment and a drop in statewide vacancies
Summary
District administrators told the board that elementary MAP proficiencies improved from fall to winter, 26 students are enrolled in CCC college courses, and statewide teacher vacancies fell 7% in 2025 compared with 2024.
At the Jan. 12 board meeting, district administrators updated the board on student performance, college-course participation and staffing trends affecting the district.
Activity Director Mr. Hirchert reported on winter-sport participation and upcoming schedules.
Elementary Principal Mrs. Klanecky reported that MAP proficiency by grade level improved from fall to winter, with every grade showing gains.
MS/HS Principal Mr. Pietrzak said the district currently has 26 students taking at least one of eight courses through CCC and discussed potential changes to class schedules for the next school year.
Superintendent Mr. Zessin told the board that teacher vacancies in Nebraska were down 7% in 2025 compared with 2024. He also outlined a potential calendar for the 2026–27 school year, described ongoing staff input to the district’s "Portrait of a Graduate" initiative, and noted upcoming opportunities to receive legislative updates.
The board recorded these reports for informational purposes; no formal action was taken on the classroom-scheduling discussion at the meeting.
