1. (The following are offered as part of the consent agenda.  The motion noted will allow for the authorization of all listed items, without discussion, unless a member of the Board requests that any one or all be considered individually.)

Regular Board Meeting Minutes 

Resignations
Maddison Eby - Eagle Zone Aide
Alaina Kaupa - Eagle Zone Aide
Brianna Flores - ESI Paraprofessional
Greg Dorow - Bus Driver
Jerry Meulman - Bus Driver 

New Hires
Nicole Martinez - PreK Teacher
Marissa Watkins - PreK Teacher 
Christian Hartwell - Custodian
Chris Futrell - Transportation Director
Chloe Scott - Bus Driver 
Mark Trumley - MS Football Coach
Maddy Stephens - MS Volleyball Coach 
Grace Feckovics - MS Cheer Coach 
Michaela Thrasher - PreK Teacher Assistant
Allison Shuler - PreK Teacher Assistant 
Tammy Martin - EL ESI Paraprofessional
Jennifer Scott - EL Lunch/Recess Supervisor
Katilee Sharp - MTSS
Haley Parker - EL Admin Assistant 
 

Checks Written
General Fund (11)	$ 191,707
Food Service (25)	$   31,125
Capital Projects (41)	$   13,360
Electronic Payments
General Fund (11)	$ 138,261
Voids	$ 0
Total Payments	$ 374,452
6/8__ Payroll Transfer	$ 458,196
6/23__ Payroll Transfer	$ 640,709
Total Payroll	$1,098,905

3-hour delay proposal: A proposal implementing a 3-hour delay option for use in limited severe weather situations when road conditions are unsafe at the normal start of the school day but are expected to improve significantly within a few hours. This model would allow school to begin at 10:55 a.m. rather than 7:55 a.m. (or 9:55 a.m. on a typical 2-hour delay), giving road crews additional time to plow and treat streets and allowing staff, students, and families to travel under safer conditions. Under this approach, secondary students would still attend all seven class periods on a modified schedule, with shortened instructional blocks and no lunch period, enabling the district to preserve the school day while avoiding a full cancellation.

This option would be used only when weather forecasts and local road conditions indicate that a delayed start is a safe and practical alternative to closing school for the entire day. A 3-hour delay would provide the district with an additional hour beyond the traditional 2-hour delay, especially in circumstances involving early morning snowfall, icy travel conditions, or other temporary hazards that are likely to improve by mid-morning. The purpose of the model is to maximize student learning time, maintain continuity of instruction, and reduce unnecessary full-day cancellations while continuing to prioritize student and staff safety. 

If this proposal is approved, SCS would eliminate the 2-hour delay option.

This proposal will allow the school district to continue to levy the statutory rate of not to exceed 18 mills on all property, except principal residence and other property exempted by law, required for the school district to receive its revenue per pupil foundation allowance and renews millage that will expire with the 2026 tax levy.