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Superintendent updates board on staffing, surveys, safety partnership and millage information
Summary
Superintendent Kirby reported on professional development on March 14, announced Orchard View Principal Christina Mendoza's retirement, described ongoing engagement and immersion surveys and noted absentee ballots will be available March 22 for the May 6 operating millage election; the district is working on a safety partnership with the Kent County Sheriff's Office.
Superintendent Kirby presented several operational updates at the March 17 meeting. Kirby noted district staff participated in professional development on March 14, said the federal government shutdown had been averted, and announced that absentee ballots for the May 6 operating millage election would be available starting March 22.
Kirby told the board the district will review results of an engagement survey administered by Studer Education and that Hanover Research had sent an immersion-program survey (with reported technical issues being addressed). The minutes also record that the district is working on a safety and security partnership with the Kent County Sheriff's Office. Orchard View Principal Christina Mendoza announced her upcoming retirement during the superintendent's report.
The minutes do not provide further detail about timelines, specific survey response rates, or operational contract terms for the safety partnership; staff follow-up was implied for survey review and millage communications.
