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District reports enrollment increase, advances instructional continuity plan and virtual‑academy briefing
Summary
Superintendent reported enrollment of 1,120 (about 60 more than last year) and presented the Instructional Continuity Plan as an action item; trustees approved the ICP and requested a fuller presentation on the district virtual academy at an upcoming meeting.
The superintendent reported that district enrollment is 1,120 students, up by about 60 from the end of the 2024–25 school year, and described summer onboarding activities and professional development. The superintendent noted the district now operates four sites plus a districtwide virtual academy via Asellus and thanked staff for a successful opening to the 2025–26 year.
Trustees considered the Instructional Continuity Plan (ICP), described as a live document to guide operations if one or more campuses cannot open due to emergencies. Assistant and board members said the plan will continue to be updated and that staff will present a fuller briefing on the virtual academy at a future meeting. "Welcome back to our students, parents, and staff to the 25–26 school year... We are at 1,120," the superintendent said while summarizing opening highlights.
Why it matters: the ICP is a legally required planning document for emergency continuity of instruction and is central to district preparedness for weather, power outages, or other disruptions; trustees approved the ICP as an action item and requested more detail on the virtual academy.
