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Board approves 2026 summer programs and declares obsolete technology
Summary
The board approved summer offerings across district sites—Read and Feed, K–8 Targeted Services, ESY programs, Credit Recovery, and courses at Oshawa Learning Academy—and declared outdated technology equipment obsolete for removal from operations.
The Saint Peter Public Schools Board approved a package of 2026 summer programs that will be offered across sites: Read and Feed, K–8 Targeted Services and K–8 Extended School Year at North Elementary; Early Childhood ESY at South Elementary; high school Credit Recovery and ESY options; and summer courses at Oshawa Learning Academy.
At the same meeting Technology Director Gus Sorbo presented a list of outdated technology equipment and the board approved declaring those items obsolete to permit removal from district operations. The motion to approve summer programming was made by Tracy Stuewe and seconded by Rita Rassbach; the motion carried unanimously.
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