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Board unanimously postpones health materials adoption, approves FFA charter and schedules superintendent search meetings

Medford School District Board of Education · October 16, 2025
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Summary

The board voted unanimously to postpone health instructional materials adoption to spring 2026, approved an FFA charter at Innovation Academy, scheduled special meetings for the superintendent search RFP review and interviews, and adopted policy changes in a second-reading package.

At its Oct. 16 meeting, the Medford SD 549C Board took a series of formal actions, all passing by unanimous votes.

A motion by Lilia Caballero, seconded by Sandra LaNier McHenry, passed 7–0 to postpone adoption of Health Instructional Materials from spring 2025 to spring 2026 to allow prioritization of the new math curriculum. The board also approved an FFA charter at Innovation Academy on a motion by LaNier McHenry, seconded by Angela Zbikowski; a start date for the program was not specified in the record. The board scheduled two special meetings for the superintendent search RFP process (Oct. 22 for RFP review and Oct. 24 for interviews) after motions by Angela Zbikowski and Erik Johnsen; all votes were recorded as unanimous. Finally, on second reading the board adopted, deleted and readopted the policies and administrative regulations in the October packet by unanimous roll call.

The consent agenda, including the staff assignment report and previous minutes, was approved by unanimous consent. Board members asked staff to provide follow-up details where timing and startup dates were not specified.