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Principal: LCAP parent survey distributed; board weighs attendance waiver for students showing animals at county fair
Summary
Principal and board secretary Alison Kahl said the district sent the annual parent survey for Local Control and Accountability Plan input; the board discussed a conflict between the Merced County Fair and eighth-grade graduation and whether to waive attendance rules for students showing animals at the fair on the same day.
Alison Kahl, principal and secretary to the board, reported that the annual parent survey for Local Control and Accountability Plan (LCAP) input was distributed this week, noting the survey will inform stakeholder feedback for the 2025–2026 school year.
Kahl and board members discussed a scheduling conflict between the Merced County Fair and the district’s eighth-grade graduation. Board members considered dismissing the school rule requiring attendance at after-school activities for students who are showing animals at the Fair on the same school day as graduation. The minutes record the discussion but do not show a formal motion or final decision on modifying the attendance rule.
The board did not enter executive session and no public hearing occurred during this meeting. Any change to attendance policy would require a further board action recorded in future minutes.
