Audit Reveals Lansing School District’s Financial Health and Adjustments in Accounting Standards

Overview: The Lansing School District Board of Education’s recent meeting focused primarily on the district’s financial audit, which provided an overview of its fiscal health, highlighted by an “unmodified opinion” and updates in accounting standards that affected reporting. Other discussions included student representation at graduation, community safety efforts, and policy revisions.

Lansing School Board Explores Bond Refinancing to Save Taxpayers $4.2 Million

Overview: The Lansing School Board meeting focused on financial strategies aimed at easing taxpayer burdens through an extensive bond refinancing plan. By refinancing 2016 bonds, the district anticipates saving approximately $4.2 million, reducing the debt levy from 4.1 mills to an estimated 3.65 mills starting in 2028. This financial maneuver, spearheaded by financial experts and board members, seeks to capitalize on current favorable market conditions by lowering interest rates and thus benefiting the district and its taxpayers.

Lansing School Board Unveils Comprehensive Safety Measures and Gun Safety Campaign

Overview: The Lansing School District’s recent board meeting focused on advancing safety measures throughout the district and introduced a new gun safety campaign, “Safe Homes, Safe Schools, Safe Kids. ” The meeting spotlighted the district’s initiatives to enhance security infrastructure, both through technological advancements and community-focused safety protocols.

Lansing School Board Unveils Expansive Security Initiatives with Community Engagement Focus

Overview: The recent Lansing School Board meeting on October 30, 2025, was marked by a discussion on the district’s enhanced security measures. The board unveiled plans to expand the use of metal detectors, fencing around elementary schools, and a new gun safety campaign aimed at promoting responsible firearm storage. These initiatives are part of a broader effort to ensure student safety and involve community participation in safeguarding educational environments.

Lansing School District Sees Significant Increase in AP Exam Pass Rates and Graduation Rates

Overview: During a recent Lansing School Board meeting, a dramatic increase in the district’s Advanced Placement (AP) exam pass rates and graduation rates was highlighted. This achievement reflects the district’s broader educational progress, including a notable increase in graduation rates by 26%, as shared by the superintendent during the meeting.