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Board approves 2026–27 calendar, multiple policies, FBLA overnight trip and surplus items
Summary
The board approved a set of second-reading policies, the district's 2026–27 'democratic' calendar, surplus curriculum and transportation items, and overnight travel for FBLA delegates to Spokane (April 21–24).
The board approved several routine action items during the meeting. Mr. Fletcher moved to approve the policies that were presented on second reading (including superintendent evaluation, course selection and accommodations for adrenal insufficiency) and the motion passed by voice vote. "I move to approve the listed, policies and procedures," Mr. Fletcher said; another member seconded and the board responded "Aye."
The board also selected the 'democratic' district calendar for 2026–27 after a motion and second. The board approved surplus of older music curriculum (to be offered to another district) and a list of surplus transportation items. Additionally, the board approved an overnight trip for FBLA to attend state competition April 21–24 in Spokane after the foundation agreed to cover the additional lodging cost for on-site stays.
Why it matters: these votes finalize the district calendar and policies that guide the coming school year, free up surplus instructional materials for reuse, and allow student delegates to participate in state-level competitions. The actions were moved, seconded and approved by voice votes; no roll-call vote totals were provided in the transcript.
Details from the transcript: Mr. Fletcher moved several motions (policies, calendar, surplus approvals) and one motion to approve overnight FBLA travel was moved and seconded with the chair conducting a voice vote. The FBLA trip will occur April 21–24 in Spokane with competitions at the Davenport and the Spokane Convention Center.
