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Board adopts Resolution 2026-02 to appropriate High‑Dosage Tutoring Supplement funds
Summary
The South Umpqua School District board unanimously adopted Resolution 2026-02 to appropriate special revenue funds for the High‑Dosage Tutoring Supplement (HDTS). The motion passed 6–0; board members said the funds will support targeted tutoring programs.
The South Umpqua School District Board of Directors on Dec. 17 adopted Resolution 2026-02 to appropriate special revenue funds for the High‑Dosage Tutoring Supplement (HDTS). The motion was made by Randy Richardson and seconded by William Hill; the board recorded a unanimous 6–0 vote.
Board members discussed the resolution as a mechanism to fund high‑dosage tutoring supports for students, with no dissent recorded during the vote. The motion language before the board read, “Approve Resolution 2026-02, Resolution for Appropriating Special Revenue Funds - HighDosage Tutoring Supplement (HDTS).”
The board did not disclose a specific appropriation amount in the public motion. The adoption of Resolution 2026-02 follows the district’s stated priorities to address learning recovery and was placed on the agenda as Action Item 10.3. The board’s next regular meeting is scheduled for Jan. 7, 2026.
