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Superintendent warns of state budget pressure, launches budget roadshows and new evaluation tool
Summary
The superintendent told the board federal Medicaid cuts are stressing the state budget, announced five local budget roadshows and cafeteria tours to inform the 2026 budget, and previewed an online evaluation (SuperEval) with superintendent self-evaluation due April and board reviews due by June.
The superintendent delivered district updates, thanking students and staff for homecoming events and sharing a positive anecdote about bus driver Steve Dunn. She said federal funding uncertainty is creating stress at the state level: "the state budget is going to be awful this year," she said quoting a state official during a recent conference.
She announced a series of five budget roadshows across district schools to gather community input for next year's budget, described plans for cafeteria tours so leadership can experience student lunches, and demonstrated the district's online superintendent-evaluation platform (SuperEval). The superintendent said she will submit her self-evaluation by April 1 and the board will complete its review by June 30 under the process the district will follow this year.
