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Tri-County School Corporation board meeting, date not confirmed yet

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What happened

What happened at this meeting

Tri-County board approves student handbooks with cell phone and device policy 37:43

  • A district staff member presented results of student and staff surveys on AI and described next steps, including digital literacy lessons for students. 8:24
  • The board voted 6⁠-⁠0 to approve student handbooks that include a cell phone and personal device policy required by Senate Enrolled Act 78. 37:44
  • The board voted 6⁠-⁠0 on a motion to accept a bid for bus Route 8. 42:36
Item by item (13)
  1. Opening, agenda and minutes 0:00
    • The meeting opened with the Pledge of Allegiance. 0:00
    • The agenda was amended to list the item as visitor comments rather than visitor comments on agenda items. 0:23
    • The agenda passed 6⁠-⁠0, and the May 11th minutes passed 6⁠-⁠0. 1:13
  2. School police officer report 1:13
    • The officer reported attending 53 hours of training since the last board meeting. 1:13
    • The officer said work would continue with a group on digital mapping of the schools and grounds, and with administrators on the new law on cell phones. 1:13
  3. Technology report and AI surveys 2:37
    • A staff member said the district was accepted into a free cybersecurity assessment performed by Purdue and IU, with the cohort beginning this month. 2:37
    • The staff member said next steps include more PD for staff, digital literacy lessons for students and AI-level teams in the buildings. 2:37
    • The staff member reported that 84% of 5th and 6th graders surveyed said they had used AI tools and apps. 8:36
  4. Construction report 18:25
    • A speaker reported sidewalk replacement at TCI paid through capital projects and plans to replace exterior doors. 18:25
    • The speaker said carpet replacement would start the week of July 6th and the bus barn was nearing completion. 20:21
  5. Principal reports 23:18
    • A principal reported that 13 of 15 welding students attempting certification were certified and 8 of 10 students passed the certified clinical medical assistant exam. 25:39
    • The principal congratulated 52 seniors who graduated on the 31st. 27:13
    • A staff member said about $125,000 was given out on senior night, not counting university scholarships. 33:04
  6. School property usage and license agreement 33:53
    • A speaker recommended approving the updated school property usage and license agreement as presented. 33:53
    • The agreement passed 6⁠-⁠0. 34:28
  7. Personnel recommendations 34:27
    • The personnel report passed 6⁠-⁠0. 37:44
  8. Student handbooks and device policy 37:43
    • A speaker said devices would be prohibited at Tri-County Primary, and intermediate and junior high students would have to turn devices off and store them in a school-approved location. 37:43
    • The speaker said the policy lays out exceptions, including translation services and special school approval in an emergency. 37:43
    • The motion to approve both student handbooks passed 6⁠-⁠0. 42:36
  9. Bus route bid 42:35
    • A speaker said one bid was received, for Route 8, covering 4 and a half years because of long lead times for new buses. 42:35
    • The speaker said a new bus was estimated at $163,000 and noted the district has one spare bus. 42:35
    • The bid for Route 8 passed 6⁠-⁠0. 42:36
  10. Financial business and claims 56:25
    • A speaker reported transferring $80,897.55 from the education fund to the operations fund, with 14.9% transferred to date. 56:25
    • The speaker said local property tax revenue had not yet been collected and a draw was expected next month. 58:49
    • The payroll and claims docket passed 6⁠-⁠0. 1:02:27
  11. Superintendent report on meal prices 1:02:27
    • The superintendent recommended keeping breakfast and lunch prices unchanged because of a positive balance in the school lunch fund. 1:02:27
    • The superintendent listed breakfast at $1.55, elementary lunch at $3.20 and secondary lunch at $3.30, and said no board action was requested. 1:02:49
  12. Visitor comments 1:05:17
    • During visitor comments, a staff member spoke about the community, parents, coaches and students. 1:06:00
  13. Adjournment 1:10:56
    • The board moved to adjourn after no board member comments. 1:10:56
    • The motion to adjourn passed 6⁠-⁠0. 1:11:17

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Video: posted by the district as “Live Stream of the June 2026 Tri-County School Board Meeting”