Following a closed-session review by the policy and disciplinary committee, the board approved long-term suspensions for two students (identified in the transcript as GMS student 01/2026 and GMS student 02/2026); the second suspension was recorded as carrying 6–0.
District presenters told the board winter NWEA results show building- and grade-level growth (many schools in the 60th–70th percentile for growth) and reported that 89% of last year’s preschool cohort continued in Gaylord Community Schools.
The board approved the consent agenda covering minutes and the treasurer's report; the treasurer presented bills of just over $4,000,000 for the general and athletic funds, plus capital and sinking fund bills.
At its meeting the Gaylord Community Schools Board unanimously approved the consent agenda (including bills and new hires), authorized a contract amendment with the City of Gaylord Police Department for school resource officers, approved a new preschool hire and authorized the reinstatement of a student returning after closed-session review.
District officials reported 2,716 students enrolled, said a CTE millage will appear on the Nov. 4 ballot, and summarized building upgrades including interactive BenQ boards, keyless entries, common-area TVs, expanded preschool capacity and new robotics offerings.
At its regular meeting the Gaylord Community Schools Board approved a contract amendment to continue school resource officers, hired Erin Hoglund as a preschool teacher and voted to reinstate a student following closed-session review.
District administrators reported a first-week enrollment of 2,716 students, outlined ISD CTE millage outreach ahead of the Nov. 4 ballot, and described technology, facility and preschool expansions across buildings.
The Gaylord Community Schools board approved the consent agenda, a leave of absence, a high‑school carpet installation contract, and several long‑term student suspensions; all formal motions carried unanimously during the meeting.
At the meeting the Gaylord Community Schools Board of Education approved the consent agenda (including bills), multiple personnel items, one capital bid and four long‑term student suspensions; all recorded votes were unanimous 7–0.
After a lengthy discussion about test scores, curriculum content and costs, the Gaylord Community Schools board voted unanimously to adopt a three‑year extension of the K–6 i‑Ready math program, with administrators citing teacher support and modest savings over shorter terms.