Triton Central School Board Approves Financial Resolutions and New School Calendar

Overview: At the latest Triton Central School Board meeting, several decisions were made regarding financial resolutions for upcoming projects, the approval of the 2026-2027 school calendar, and the initiation of a search for an energy savings provider. The board unanimously passed several financial measures, including amendments to lease agreements and bond issuances, aimed at funding improvements primarily focused on Triton Central Middle School. The board also approved a new school calendar that maintains the current structure with a notable shift in graduation timing.

Rosemount-Apple Valley-Eagan School Board Honors Top Scholars, Highlights Safety Initiatives, and Advances Assistive Technology

Overview: The recent Rosemount-Apple Valley-Eagan School Board meeting was marked by significant recognitions and strategic updates.

Greeley-Evans District 6 Celebrates Colorado Teacher of the Year and Legislative Engagement

Overview: In a recent meeting, the Greeley-Evans District 6 School Board celebrated the recognition of Steven Paulson as Colorado Teacher of the Year, addressed legislative interactions, and discussed the impact of state mandates on local education. The board also reviewed various educational programs and school performance improvements.

Moorhead Area School Board Explores Bond Refinancing and Faces Potential Cuts Amid Levy Challenges

Overview: The Moorhead Area School Board meeting addressed financial concerns, including a potential $700,000 savings through bond refinancing and the serious implications of a failed levy referendum, which could lead to $5 million in additional budget cuts affecting staff and programs across the district. The board also focused on community engagement efforts to inform residents about the upcoming levy vote.

Chathams School Board Faces $1.3 Million Repair for CMS Building Amid Mental Health Concerns

Overview: During the recent Chathams School Board meeting, members deliberated on several issues, including a significant structural problem at the Chatham Middle School (CMS) and the district’s mental health resources in light of a recent tragedy. The board acknowledged the need for repairs at CMS, where bricks had fallen due to a lack of brick ties from the building’s original construction over 60 years ago. This repair is estimated to cost approximately $1.3 million, and discussions about funding will continue with the finance committee. The board emphasized the importance of addressing this structural issue promptly to ensure student safety.