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Superintendent: state funding increase ~ $442 per student; district may join PowerSchool litigation
Summary
Superintendent Griffith‑Mathews said the state foundation allowance increased $442 per student (about $192,000 for the district) but warned some grants will see decreases; she also said she will query county superintendents about joining litigation related to last December's PowerSchool breach.
Superintendent Leasa Griffith‑Mathews told the Board the state foundation allowance increased by $442 per student; Business/administrative staff member Lisa VanZoest estimated that equates to roughly $192,000 for the district. Griffith‑Mathews also said that, with the state budget passage, several other grants are expected to see decreases.
On data security, Griffith‑Mathews said she will ask county superintendents whether they intend to join litigation stemming from the PowerSchool breach that occurred last December. The minutes record the statement of intent to inquire about potential joint litigation but do not indicate whether the district has made a formal decision to participate.
