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Death Valley USD reports early Starlink transition, transfer of Cow Creek buildings to NPS

Inyo Board of Education · January 16, 2026
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Summary

Superintendent James Copeland told trustees that Death Valley USD likely was among the first California districts to move to Starlink connectivity and is transferring Cow Creek buildings to the National Park Service; he also stressed the need for a school nurse.

Superintendent James Copeland reported to the board that Death Valley Unified School District likely was among the first districts in California to transition to Starlink for internet connectivity. Copeland also said DVUSD is in the process of transferring buildings at Cow Creek to the National Park Service and emphasized the importance of a school nurse for Death Valley students.

The minutes record these as informational updates; the board did not take formal action on the Starlink transition, the Cow Creek property transfer, or staffing requests during the Jan. 16 session. The minutes do not specify timelines, contractual terms for Starlink service, or the staff-resourcing plan for a nurse.