Harrison School Board Approves Mill Levy Certification Amid Discussions on Financial Health and Student Surveys

Overview: In a recent meeting, the Harrison District 2 School Board unanimously approved the Mill Levy certification resolution, discussed a clean audit report, and highlighted initiatives to amplify student voices through surveys. Key discussions centered around financial management, student engagement, and community involvement.

Mesa County Valley School Board Approves Boundary Changes Amid Declining Enrollment

Overview: The Mesa County Valley District 51 School Board approved a resolution to adjust school boundaries due to declining enrollment, impacting Clifton, Nisley, and Scenic Elementary Schools. This decision follows a detailed evaluation process and aims to redistribute students effectively across adjacent schools.

Garfield Re-2 School Board Discusses Spanish Program Proposal, Staffing Challenges, and Calendar Changes

Overview: In a recent meeting, the Garfield Re-2 School Board addressed several matters, including a proposal for a Spanish language program in elementary and middle schools, ongoing staffing shortages, and potential changes to the school calendar. The board also reviewed survey results concerning employee satisfaction, discussed mill levy certifications, and considered updates to school policies, particularly those related to personal technology use.

Roaring Fork School Board Grapples with Budget Shortfalls and Strategic Planning

Overview: In a recent meeting, the Roaring Fork School Board tackled financial challenges, including budget shortfalls and the complexities of strategic communication and policy updates.

Adams 12 Five Star School Board Saves $38.6 Million Through Strategic Bond Defeasance.

Overview: The Adams 12 Five Star School Board recently held a meeting where financial strategies were discussed, highlighting the district’s efforts to save taxpayer dollars and manage future funding needs efficiently. Through strategic bond defeasance, the district successfully saved approximately $38.6 million in taxpayer dollars, illustrating a careful approach to financial management that includes future plans for bond issuance to address capital needs.