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School board approves ESD Local Service Plan for 2025–26
Summary
The Port Orford-Langlois School Board unanimously approved the Educational Service District's Local Service Plan for 2025–26, which outlines services such as technology and nursing support and the costs the district will incur.
Port Orford-Langlois School District trustees voted unanimously Jan. 27 to adopt the Educational Service District's proposed Local Service Plan for 2025–26. ESD Superintendent Paul Peterson and board member Bruce Levy outlined the services the ESD provides to District 2CJ, including technology support and nursing services, and explained how the plan presents those offerings and their costs to the district.
"The LSP is a summary of services that the ESD provides for the 2CJ district," the board minutes record. Board member Bob Brown moved to approve the plan; Carol Hacherl seconded, and the motion passed on a unanimous vote. The board recorded no amendments to the plan during the presentation.
Why this matters: the Local Service Plan identifies services the district can purchase from the ESD and the associated costs that will be considered during the district budgeting process. The LSP functions as a bridge between the ESD's shared services and the district's fiscal decisions for the coming school year.
What happens next: with board approval the district will incorporate the LSP costs into upcoming budget conversations and packet materials; staff indicated budget discussions are occurring weekly as the district prepares its 2025–26 budget calendar.
