Clark Schools Celebrate Retirements and Perfect Attendance Amidst Athletic Success

Overview: The Clark School Board meeting focused on the retirement of longtime educator Mr. Dom Monaco, the recognition of teachers with perfect attendance, and notable achievements in the district’s athletic programs. The meeting also addressed curriculum changes, public concerns, and updates from various schools in the district.

Clark School Board Meeting Highlights: New Student Board Member, Education Initiatives, and Public Concerns

Overview: The Clark School Board meeting featured the swearing-in of a new student board member, Maline Schmidber, updates on significant educational initiatives, and public concerns over curriculum transparency and safety issues. The board discussed various topics, including the district’s educational goals and the community’s feedback on curriculum matters.

Clark School Board Honors Late Member Tom Lewis, Discusses $35 Million Bond Referendum

Overview: The Clark School Board meeting was marked by tributes to the late Tom Lewis, a long-serving board member whose recent passing left a palpable impact on the community. Concurrently, the board addressed pressing financial matters, including an upcoming $35 million bond referendum aimed at significant district improvements without increasing school taxes.

Clark School Board Approves Equity Plan and Honors Long-Serving Members and Students

Overview: The Clark School Board meeting focused on the adoption of a new three-year comprehensive equity plan and recognized both exemplary students and long-serving board members. Notable discussions included reimbursement policies for high school courses, community donations, and tributes to retiring educator and board member Tom Lewis.

Clark School Board Approves $46 Million Budget, Plans Referendum for Facility Upgrades

Overview: The Clark School Board meeting centered on the approval of a $46 million budget for the 2025-26 academic year and the announcement of a bond referendum to fund district facility upgrades. The budget, which includes increased local taxes and significant investment in educational technology and staffing, passed unanimously. A bond referendum scheduled for September 2025 aims to address necessary infrastructure improvements, with details to be communicated to the community soon.