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Superintendent flags PowerSchool class-action resolution and county tech mileage renewal; board offers student-related comments
Summary
Superintendent Leach informed the board about a county technology mileage renewal and an upcoming November resolution related to a PowerSchool class-action lawsuit; board members congratulated students and discussed assembly and athletic absence policies.
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Superintendent Leach reported to the board that the county technology mileage renewal scheduled for 2026 may have a positive impact on the district, and he said the board will consider a November resolution in regard to a class-action lawsuit involving PowerSchool (noting PowerSchool is used for employee access only, not students).
Board members used the closing portion of the meeting to congratulate art students and the marching band festival participants. They also discussed a recent B4 Middle School assembly that upset some students, and clarified that athletic eligibility for students with short absences is handled on a case-by-case basis.
The meeting adjourned at 6:35 p.m. following a motion by Kimberly Wilkins, seconded by Patricia Motylinski.
