District 49 School Board Grapples with Funding and Graduation Rate Resolutions

Overview: In a recent District 49 School Board meeting, the discussion was dominated by resolutions addressing funding inequities, graduation rate calculations, and third-party vendor compliance with accessibility standards. Board members expressed concerns about the potential impacts of these resolutions on the district’s financial health and educational standards.

Adams 12 School Board Commends HR Chief, Discusses New Math Curriculum and Festar Online Achievements

Overview: The Adams 12 Five Star School Board meeting highlighted notable achievements, challenges, and strategic plans within the district. Key topics included the recognition of Chief Human Resources Officer Mila Shepard with a prestigious award, discussions on adopting new math resources, and updates on the innovative Festar Online program. The board also reviewed school improvement plans and community engagement efforts.

Adams 12 School Board Discusses Audit Plans and Financial Stability in Recent Meeting

Overview: The Adams 12 Five Star School Board meeting focused on the district’s auditing plans, financial health, and the status of various federal programs. John Paul from the auditing firm CLA outlined the upcoming audit process, highlighting the district’s robust financial management. The board also reviewed a monitoring report affirming compliance with fiscal policies and discussed potential changes in state funding formulas.

District 49 School Board Debates Metal Detectors in Schools Amid Safety Concerns

Overview: The District 49 School Board meeting was notable for its in-depth discussion on several issues, including the potential use of metal detectors in schools, energy efficiency projects, and the regulation of marijuana dispensaries. The board explored the implications of these topics for student safety, financial strategy, and community health.

Roaring Fork School Board Grapples with Health Insurance Financial Crisis and Celebrates Hispanic Heritage Month

Overview: During a meeting, the Roaring Fork School Board delved into financial challenges linked to their self-insured health plan, which is presenting potential losses of $4 to $6 million, and celebrated Hispanic Heritage Month by recognizing the contributions and challenges of their majority Hispanic student population.