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Superintendent outlines start-of-year plans, testing results and transportation guidance
Summary
Superintendent Broski updated the board on volunteer policy changes, district test rankings, bus-driver staffing (six short), transportation app guidance and key start-of-year dates.
Superintendent Broski addressed several operational items related to the start of the school year and district performance. He said the district has rescinded and replaced Policy 9200, increased Level 2 background-check requirements, added principal attestation, launched a volunteer portal for transparency and is using outside counsel for an external investigation of personnel-related matters.
Broski highlighted district academic standings, noting the district remains A-rated with multiple top-100 schools and specific strengths in 7th-grade civics and other subject-area rankings. He reminded families that students return on Aug. 11, listed upcoming events (college and career night at the fairgrounds on the 31st and Labor Day on the 7th), and urged parents to register on district portals. On transportation he said bus drivers have completed training but the district is six drivers short; he recommended parents register on the Chipmunk app to report eligibility and hazardous walking conditions and explained the courtesy ridership form for non-eligible riders.
