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Myrtle Point SD 41 board adopts 2025'26 calendar, multiple policy updates and accepts greenhouse quote
Summary
The board approved the 2025'26 school calendar, adopted policy DBEA and policy AC (OSBA-recommended language), approved the integrated-guidance (iG) annual application, accepted a greenhouse/building quote from Crunch's Building and Development LLC and formed a scholarship committee.
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The Myrtle Point SD 41 board approved several agenda items on April 14, including the 2025'26 school calendar, policy updates recommended by the Oregon School Boards Association (OSBA), the district's integrated-guidance (iG) application, and a contractor quote for a greenhouse project.
Board member S5 moved to adopt the 2025'26 school calendar "as presented," the motion was seconded and approved by voice vote. The board then moved to adopt policy DBEA on second reading and adopt policy AC with language recommended by OSBA; staff said the AC language returns to pre-2020 wording following state legislation.
The board voted to approve the district's integrated-guidance annual application (iG), which the curriculum director compiled to combine state high-school-success/SIA and early-literacy funds. Staff described proposed uses including elective teacher support, student support specialists, counselors, CTE supplies and safety-related items such as data cabling and security cameras.
On facilities procurement, the board accepted a quote from Crunch's Building and Development LLC for greenhouse work after an earlier contractor increased a previous $15,000 bid to $30,000. Staff reminded the board that project funds must be spent by June 30 to obligate the current fiscal year balance.
The board also nominated a three-person scholarship committee (Jared, Bridget and Justin) to review Floyd Ingram scholarship applications; the Floyd Ingram scholarship is targeted to students with specific learning disabilities and has an application deadline set for April 30.
All motions recorded in the meeting passed by voice vote; specific roll-call tallies were not recorded in the transcript.

