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Centennial School District Board of Directors

11 meetings on our record, 8 of them from the past year and 2 with unconfirmed dates · typical meeting 1 h 55 min · 5,513 students · 7 members on our roster

Latest · Sep 9, 2026
Centennial board approves design contracts for Oliver, Park Lane heating and seismic projectsPlay 1:09:52
Newest meeting we have
Sep 9, 2026 · District's board page ↗ (it may list later ones)
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Also on the board: Will Mohring, Chair · Ronald “Jess” Hardin, Board member · Michael Newman, Board member

Recent meetings

What the board took up lately

Board meeting · 1 h 36 minWednesday, September 9, 2026Centennial board approves design contracts for Oliver, Park Lane heating and seismic projectsSpeakers: David Linn, Ronald “Jess” Hardin, Melissa Standley, Michael Newman
Play 1:09:52
Board meeting · 5 h 17 minWednesday, August 12, 2026Consultants tell Centennial board critical facility needs total about $63 millionSpeakers: David Linn, Ronald “Jess” Hardin, Melissa Standley, Rose Solowski and 2 more
Play 1:05:20
Board meeting · 1 h 08 minWednesday, July 1, 2026Centennial school board approves superintendent evaluation and contract extensionSpeakers: Ronald “Jess” Hardin, Melissa Standley, Rose Solowski, Michael Newman and 1 more
Play 59:59
Board meeting · 3 h 28 minWednesday, May 13, 2026Speakers: David Linn, Ronald “Jess” Hardin, Rose Solowski, Michael Newman and 1 more
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The board

Who talks on this board

Minutes speaking per full board meeting · 8 board meetings, Nov 12, 2025 – Sep 9, 2026 · talk time only, never tone or stance

Listed by seat3 members can be compared fairly; we rank at 4.
Coverage: about 62% of members’ speaking time named (47%–63%)

Minutes = time we heard them speak per meeting, from the speech we have named so far, so each is a floor: at least that much.

Runs the meeting
Will MohringChair · Position 3 – Zone 3 · runs the meeting, not rankedShare0.2min, at least1 of 5meetings heard, of those while seated—runs the meeting, counted apart1.0questions asked per meeting, at least
Pam ShieldsBoard member · Position 7 – At-Large · runs the meeting, not rankedShare12.1min, at least7 of 8meetings heard, of those while seated—runs the meeting, counted apart3.3questions asked per meeting, at least
Members · listed by seat
David LinnBoard member · Position 1 – Zone 1 · We could name only 20% of the speech they may have given; we rank at 30%Share0.9min, at least4 of 8meetings heard, of those while seated—not ranked1.0questions asked per meeting, at least
Ronald “Jess” HardinBoard member · Position 2 – Zone 2Share2.2min, at least8 of 8meetings heard, of those while seated—not ranked2.1questions asked per meeting, at least
Melissa StandleyBoard member · Position 4 – At-LargeShare2.3min, at least7 of 8meetings heard, of those while seated—not ranked1.6questions asked per meeting, at least
Rose SolowskiVice Chair · Position 5 – At-LargeShare2.2min, at least6 of 8meetings heard, of those while seated—not ranked2.3questions asked per meeting, at least
Michael NewmanBoard member · Position 6 – At-Large · We could name only 21% of the speech they may have given; we rank at 30%Share1.1min, at least6 of 8meetings heard, of those while seated—not ranked0.8questions asked per meeting, at least

Minutes speaking per full board meeting held while seated; a meeting they missed or stayed silent in counts as zero · bar = minutes named so far · talk time only, never tone or stance · Hamlet

Meetings on our record
All 11 meetings on our record
Clips

What board members said

Are there— is the iReady, is that online only? Is there paper versions or some sort of like person-to-person version if kids struggle with the screen time or if that makes sense for their plans?Rose SolowskiVice Chair · Centennial School District Board of Directors · Jul 1, 2026Watch the full meeting from 30:08
You know, asking questions ahead of board meetings, that's a double-sided thing because we want to be transparent with the community about what we're asking also. So I struggle with asking questions before board meetings, you know, in— I understand there's an interest of time, but also some of these things the public needs to hear also.Ronald “Jess” HardinBoard member · Centennial School District Board of Directors · Aug 12, 2026Watch the full meeting from 4:26:33
Meeting time

Where the board's meeting time went

Ceremony and recognition6%0%–14%
Public comment4%0%–11%
Budget and finance1%0%–7%
Safety and discipline1%0%–4%

    The two readers didn’t agree on 25% of the time; it counts toward no topic, so every share above is a floor.

    Not shown: facilities, closures and enrollment, curriculum and instruction, student services and special education, labor and personnel, governance and policy, routine business, other subjects, whose checks haven’t passed

    Public comment

    Of the 11 meetings on our record, we counted public speakers at 8; 4 had at least one. The busiest, on Nov 12, 2025, heard from 9.

    9 on Nov 12, 20259 speakers5 speakers1.8 a meeting on average

    Federal district ID 4102800 · student count from the federal 2023-24 count · meeting videos posted by the district