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Board hears solar production shortfall and administrative updates in superintendent's report
Summary
Superintendent's report noted 'more usage and less production' from solar in March, recognition of staff and students, a scheduling note tied to Senate Bill 1, and mention that a '1003 Waiver' was approved for the next three years.
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In the superintendent’s report the board was told that for March the district had "more usage and less production" from its solar array, indicating on-site generation fell short of consumption for that month. The report also included routine recognitions: National Assistant Principal Week was noted and staff (Mrs. Biancardi, Mrs. Glanz and Ms. Kuhn) were thanked for work on a freshmen meeting.
The superintendent’s section also addressed scheduling: the minutes note discussion of moving the May meeting because corporate staff will be at IASBO in May, and they record that a '1003 Waiver' was approved for the next three years. Senate Bill 1 was mentioned in the report as a factor tied to scheduling or administrative timing.
