Menu

Rolling Hills Local School District board meeting, Sep 24, 2026

26 min · 0 public speakers

Reading and test scores ▶ 2:53Safety, weapons and police ▶ 19:42

This board doesn’t post agenda times. Click a board member to jump to where they first speak; we list only members whose voice our check named. Video length 26 min.

  1. Who spoke · first speaks at
What happened

What happened at this meeting

Rolling Hills board takes up free student admission to home athletic events 18:30

  • The board heard reports from staff members covering the elementary school, grades 6 to 12 and food service. 2:11
  • The treasurer presented the August 20th regular meeting minutes, the August financial report and then and now certificates, including a payment on 3 leased buses. 16:21
  • Mike Humphrey described a proposal to let students in free to all sporting events, with sponsorships of $4,000 or $5,000 a season in revenue. 18:30
  • The board held roll call votes on hirings, resignations, overnight trips, an epinephrine policy, a May 16th graduation date and the student admission proposal. 20:55

Until Nov 4, lines where a board member takes a side don't name the member. Why →

Item by item (8)
  1. Opening prayer, pledge and roll call 0:01
    • The meeting opened with the Lord's Prayer, the Pledge of Allegiance and a roll call. 0:01
    • The board took a roll call vote on a motion to accept the agenda and addendum, which a staff member said was for the FFA. 0:57
    • A speaker noted there was no public participation. ~2:04
  2. Elementary administrator report 2:11
    • A staff member reported that the 4th and 5th grade volleyball teams won the league championship and that 5th graders launched rockets they designed and built. 2:15
    • The staff member said the number of students still needing phonemic awareness interventions was the lowest since the staff member began doing interventions with K-2, and that tutor interventions started this week. 2:52
  3. Middle and high school report 3:46
    • A staff member reported 50-plus FFA projects at the fair and said 2 FFA teams progressed to state. 3:59
    • The staff member said the report card showed 5 stars on graduation and 5 stars on college and career readiness. 5:15
    • A district staff member said the high school team is working on a recording every week in which students are the news forecasters, and a speaker asked whether each local district could create its own page once a month in the newspaper that serves the area. 7:41
  4. Food service report 13:01
    • A food service staff member said the first Youth Advisory Council meeting would start on October 6th and National School Lunch Week would be celebrated the week of October 12th. 14:21
    • The staff member said expanded breakfast cart operations added about 150 meals a day. 15:18
  5. Treasurer's financial items 16:08
    • The treasurer presented items A through C, including minutes, the August financial report and then and now certificates, and said the district leased 3 buses to control costs. 16:21
    • The treasurer said a Cedar Ridge bill from last year's contract, Item D, needed a separate vote, and abstentions were recorded in that roll call. 17:27
  6. Committee and legislative reports 18:26
    • Mike Humphrey said the proposal to let students in free to sporting events was not intended for this school year and that sponsorships could bring $4,000 or $5,000 a season. 18:30
    • One board member said free admission would mean students would not have to choose between going to a game or getting dinner. 19:17
    • A speaker described attending training with SROs and armed district staff, and another speaker said property tax bills in the legislature would directly impact the district. 19:42
  7. Personnel, policies and proposals 20:55
    • A speaker presented items A through J, including largely sports-related hirings, resignations, a fire suppression system proposal and FFA overnight trips. 20:55
    • The items also included an epinephrine delivery system policy, a May 16th graduation date, an MOU on the first 5 calamity days and a mowing subcontract, a science club proposal and the student admission proposal. 22:14
    • Asked whether the student admission item should pass tonight, one board member said that was fine. 23:34
  8. Closing remarks and adjournment 24:38
    • A speaker commented on scores, mentioning 20 local schools and 4 stars, and said the speaker saw them increasing from there. 24:38
    • The board took a roll call vote on a motion to adjourn, and a speaker said the next meeting would be the 15th. 25:35

Written by software from the meeting's transcript and checked sentence by sentence against it.

Other meetings

Other meetings of this board

Video: posted by the district as “Rolling Hills Board of Education Meeting September 24th, 2026”