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At a glance: Cascade board approves graduation change, integrated plan, hires and trips

Cascade School District 5 Board of Education · April 15, 2025
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Summary

At the April meeting the Cascade SD 5 board approved multiple resolutions on graduation requirements, the district 2527 integrated plan, personnel hires, policy adoptions and out-of-state travel for band/choir and Turner Elementary; all motions were adopted by voice vote with aye recorded.

The Cascade School District 5 Board of Education approved a slate of resolutions at its meeting, including changes to graduation requirements, approval of the draft 2527 integrated plan, new hire recommendations, policy adoptions and out-of-state travel requests.

Key actions recorded in the meeting transcript: - Resolution 9a: Adopt changes to Cascade graduation requirements (presented by High School Principal Pete Rasmussen); moved, seconded and approved; changes begin with the class of 2026. - Resolution 9b: Approve the draft 2527 integrated plan as presented by Director of Education Brian Dyer; moved, seconded and approved. - Resolution 9c: Approve new hire recommendations for Jonathan Eng (elementary music teacher) and Mikaela Jepsen (athletic trainer/CTE sports medicine teacher); moved, seconded and approved. - Resolution 9d: Approve second readings and adoption of listed policies (GBNAA / JHFF, GCAA, JHFF / GBNAA); moved, seconded and approved. - Resolution 9e: Approve out-of-state travel request for high school band and choir to Anaheim, May 16–19, 2025; moved, seconded and approved. - Resolution 9f: Approve out-of-state travel request for Turner Elementary fourth-grade trip to Fort Vancouver (Washington) on May 28; moved, seconded and approved.

The transcript records motions moved and seconded and voice votes of 'aye' for each resolution; the meeting did not contain roll-call vote tallies by name in the transcript and provided no recorded 'no' votes.