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Windsor Locks Board approves policies, accepts MS assistant principal resignation and shifts FY27 to zero-based budgeting

Windsor Locks Board of Education · October 9, 2025
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Summary

At its Oct. 9 meeting the Windsor Locks Board of Education approved three policy actions, accepted a middle-school assistant principal resignation effective Oct. 24, 2025, and approved a revised FY27 budget calendar that moves the district to zero-based budgeting and schedules public forums in January.

The Windsor Locks Board of Education convened Oct. 9 and handled routine business, approving minutes and several substantive items before adjourning at 7:28 p.m.

Board members voted unanimously to approve three policy actions — a revision to policy 3542.43 (Charging Policy Food Services), a new policy 5114 (Suspension and Expulsion — Due Process), and a revision to 5118.2 (Educational Opportunities for Military Children) — and accepted the resignation of MS Assistant Principal Ms. Domler effective Oct. 24, 2025. Superintendent Parkhurst also outlined a shift to zero-based budgeting for FY27 and a revised budget calendar that includes a January 10, 2026 workshop and a community forum prior to the Jan. 22, 2026 Board meeting.

The Board heard a special-education overview from district staff and received an update that a $250,000 planning grant has been awarded to support WLHS track and football field planning. Board members requested more frequent financial reports and discussed ways to increase community participation in district events.