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Superintendent to consult on whether school and union reports should be oral or written

Seaside School District 10 Board of Directors · February 9, 2026
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Summary

At the Feb. 9 special meeting the board asked whether school and union reports should be delivered orally, in writing, or both; Superintendent Penrod will consult administrators and union leadership and report back.

The Seaside School District 10 board discussed whether school reports and union updates should be presented verbally, submitted in writing, or use a mix of both formats. The minutes record that the board debated the merits of oral versus written reports and that "Superintendent Penrod will speak with administrators and with union leadership about what their preferences are and report back to the Board."

The discussion did not produce a decision or a new reporting schedule. The superintendent's outreach to administrators and union leadership is the next procedural step; the board will revisit the item if staff or union feedback recommends a change to reporting format.