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Board to focus superintendent evaluation on three of OSBA's eight recommended standards
Summary
During the July 14 work session, board members reviewed OSBA's eight superintendent evaluation standards and were asked to consider which three should be the focus for the 2026-27 evaluation cycle; no final selection was recorded in the minutes.
The Klamath County School District board reviewed the eight evaluation standards recommended by the Oregon School Boards Association (OSBA) and discussed narrowing the superintendent evaluation focus to three standards for the 2026-27 school year. The discussion took place after the board reconvened at 6:03 PM following a dinner break.
Board members discussed timelines, processes, and forms to use for the superintendent evaluation but the minutes do not record a formal vote or the three standards that the board ultimately chose. The transcript states that members "were asked to consider which three should be the focus for the 2026-27 school year," and that Christy Perry would work on a draft of board goals for later review.
