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Superintendent updates board: CPR training, farmland bids open, AI uses and state revenue concerns
Summary
Superintendent Dr. Plourde told the board he attended a CPR class run by Kayla Richolson, said the district's request for bids on farmland is open, summarized IASA conference sessions on AI, and warned that future state and federal revenue is expected to reduce; the minutes also note two FOIA requests were fulfilled.
Superintendent Dr. Plourde reported several items to the board during the Oct. 1 meeting. He said he attended a CPR class facilitated by Kayla Richolson, "who did a fantastic job," and noted that the request for bids on district farmland is now open. He also summarized takeaways from the IASA conference, including discussion of uses for artificial intelligence to reduce staff workload.
Dr. Plourde told members that future state and federal revenue is expected to decline, signaling a potential fiscal headwind for the district. The minutes also record that two FOIA requests were received this month and were fulfilled. The report combined personnel training, facilities procurement action and policy/context updates for the board's ongoing oversight.
