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Board adopts multiple ISBA policy series and hears call for a three-person year-one administrative team

Mountain View School District Board · March 19, 2026
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Summary

Trustees moved to adopt several ISBA-recommended policy series (6,000/7,000/8,000 items) with some items tabled for later review; a presenter urged a three-person administrative leadership model in year one to reduce compliance risk for special education and federal programs.

The superintendent (speaker 2) reviewed ISBA-recommended redlined policies in the 6,000, 7,000 and 8,000 series and recommended adopting the 6,000 series items listed on the agenda while tabling others for later review. "I would recommend you, pass the pass the 6,000 that and that and VSD already has. Take some time to look at those," the superintendent said. Trustees moved and voted to adopt the listed 6,000 items and subsequently the 7,000 and 8,000 series items presented on the agenda.

Separately, a presenter (speaker 5) outlined administrative staffing recommendations for the new district, advocating a three-person administrative team (one superintendent plus two building principals) for the first year to ensure compliance with IDEA and federal programs and to avoid audit risk. "Starting with 3 administrators allows us to be proactive instead of reactive," the presenter said, urging the board to consider the model as temporary and subject to evaluation after year one. Trustees asked clarifying questions about overlap between superintendent and principal duties and were advised that policy language can be revisited if a shared superintendent-principal model is later chosen.