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Board approves 2026'27 Emergency Operations Plan with no major changes
Summary
The Ashland-Greenwood board unanimously adopted the district's 2026'27 Emergency Operations Plan and credited staff leads for the plan update; minutes indicate no significant changes were made to the plan.
The Ashland-Greenwood Public Schools Board of Education voted on Aug. 17 to approve the district's 2026'27 Emergency Operations Plan (EOP). The motion passed on a roll-call vote with all members voting in favor.
Superintendent-level remarks in the minutes credited Megan Poell and Matt Flynn for their leadership on the EOP. Board members were told this is an annual approval and the minutes record that there were no significant changes to the plan for 2026'27.
The approval positions the district to maintain updated emergency procedures; the minutes do not list specific operational changes or new protocols in these segments.
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