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Dr. Tasha Katsuda: Centennial School District 28J meets Division 22 standards but lacks documented substance-use plan
Summary
Assistant Superintendent Dr. Tasha Katsuda told the board the district is compliant with Division 22 standards for 2024–25 but is not yet documented for rule 581-022-2045 (Substance Use Prevention and Intervention Plan); she presented a corrective-action plan and timeline to address the documentation gap.
Assistant Superintendent Dr. Tasha Katsuda presented the district’s Division 22 standards report for the 2024–2025 school year and told the board that, overall, Centennial School District 28J meets the state’s Division 22 requirements.
"She indicated that the District is compliant with all of the Division 22 Standards for the 2024-2025 school year, except for rule 581-022-2045 (Substance Use Prevention and Intervention Plan)," Dr. Katsuda said, and explained that the plan’s components exist but a formal, documented plan has not yet been completed. She described a corrective-action plan and timeline to bring the district into formal compliance.
The report covered identified waivers, new rules, and rule revisions that affect districts in 2025–26 and explained the accountability model tied to Division 22 compliance and the process required when a district is out of compliance. No formal vote accompanied the report; the presentation was informational and intended to guide staff work to complete the missing documentation.
The board heard the report during its work session and did not take further public action on the matter at the Oct. 22 meeting. The district will follow the corrective-action timeline Dr. Katsuda outlined to finalize documentation for rule 581-022-2045.
