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Board president thanks retiring staff, outlines summer programs and enrollment
Summary
The board president recognized two long-serving employees for retirement, previewed an August workshop on board and superintendent goals, and staff reported the extended school year runs June 30–July 31 with 58 special-education students and early registration numbers for preschool and kindergarten.
Board president (speaker 3) opened the president’s report by thanking two long-serving employees for their service and wished them well in retirement. The president named Sandra Burke (26 years) and Cindy (about 28 years) for their contributions to the district: "We thank you both for the unwavering [service] to our district. You are truly appreciated and we wish you great summer and joyful, well deserved retirements."
The president also announced a scheduled August workshop to set board and superintendent goals for the 2025–26 school year and said the district will develop an annual survey to gather community feedback. Administrator (speaker 6) reported the district’s extended school year for special education began June 30 and runs through July 31, with 58 students enrolled. Registration numbers reported for next year included 68 preschool students registered out of 90 slots and 64 kindergarten registrations to date.
