Superintendent reports SECO grant work, facilities projects and rising enrollment
Summary
The superintendent told trustees the SECO grant work began Aug. 10 and will last 10–11 days, roofs and other facility projects are in planning, and the district expects enrollment near 150 after finishing the prior year at 143.
During the superintendent’s report at the Aug. 10 meeting, the board heard that an ESC Region 12 services contract was renewed and that work funded by a SECO grant began Aug. 10 and is expected to last 10–11 days. The superintendent said the SECO work will be performed after hours so it does not disturb students: “Work began 08-10-2026 and is expected to last 10-11 days.”
The superintendent outlined several upcoming facility projects, including roof repairs for the football field changing rooms (in planning), painting of door jambs and window sashes, additional spirit wraps, air purifiers targeted for male locker rooms, and safety fencing for the AG building bay doors to allow airflow while maintaining security. He also reported that the district finished the last year at 143 students and expects to start the new year near 150, and noted that approximately 30 transfers were vetted, including two seniors from Blum; one incoming senior is on track to graduate with an associate degree. The board offered congratulations to staff milestones: “We are very proud of you. Congratulations! We believe that you have an excellent example to guide you in this endeavor.”
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