The successful audit was particularly notable, as it is uncommon for districts to have no findings or recommendations. The board expressed gratitude to the finance staff for maintaining such high standards. Additionally, the district’s reserves were discussed, revealing that the maintenance reserve is at maximum capacity, and the capital reserve holds $5.5 million. These reserves ensure the district is well-prepared for future projects and unexpected expenses.

Another topic was the discussion of professional development for teachers, particularly focused on artificial intelligence. Despite a snow day disrupting plans, the district is committed to rescheduling an AI summit for educators.