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At-a-glance: Board passes graduation changes, integrated plan, hires and trip approvals
Summary
The board approved multiple resolutions by voice vote: revised graduation requirements (effective class of 2026), the 2025–27 integrated plan, recommended new hires, multiple policy adoptions, and travel approvals for the high-school band/choir and Turner Elementary.
The Cascade School District Board recorded and approved a slate of routine resolutions in its consent and action agenda.
Recorded resolutions included: approval of changes to graduation requirements (9A); approval of the district’s draft 2025–27 integrated plan presented by Director Brian Dyer (9B); approval of recommended new hires including Jonathan Angry and Michaela Jeepson (9C); second-reading adoptions of several board policies (9D); and out-of-state travel approvals for the high-school band and choir to Anaheim (9E) and for Turner Elementary’s fourth-grade trip to Fort Vancouver on May 28 (9F). Each resolution was moved, seconded and carried by voice vote with "All those in favor signify by saying 'I.'"
Board staff will follow up with implementation steps: high school administration will adjust graduation guidance and course scheduling, the teaching-and-learning office will file the integrated-plan application with the state, human-resources will complete onboarding for approved hires, and activity staff will finalize trip logistics.
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