Wyoming County Schools board meeting, Jul 16, 2026

53 min · 2 videos · 0 public speakers

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  2. N. Robin HallBoard President
What happened

What happened at this meeting

Part 2 · 49 min

Wyoming County school board approves FY27 strategic plan 23:49

  • The consent agenda passed 5⁠-⁠0. 5:29
  • The board approved 5⁠-⁠0 the bid for the Alternative Learning Center access control and security project, for which American Technology was the only company to respond. 9:58

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Item by item (9)
  1. Opening and public comment 0:00
    • N. Robin Hall opened the regular meeting of the Wyoming County Board of Education and asked whether anyone had requested to address the board. 0:00
    • A staff member said there were none at this time. ~0:11
  2. Consent agenda 0:14
    • A staff member said the consent agenda included minutes from the June 29th and July 6th meetings, extracurricular, special fundraising and bus requests, and payment of invoices. 0:25
    • The staff member said the next meeting would be July 27th at 10 o'clock at central office. 1:35
    • In response to a question about baseball chalkboards on page 46, the answer given was that they cannot be repaired. 1:47
    • N. Robin Hall announced the consent agenda passed 5⁠-⁠0. 5:29
  3. Health department memorandum of understanding 5:25
    • A staff member said the ongoing memorandum of understanding with the health department allows it to use district sites in an emergency. 5:43
    • The staff member said the health department provides some flu vaccines and back-to-school immunizations for students at times. 5:43
  4. Alternative Learning Center security bid 7:39
    • A staff member said only one company, American Technology, responded to the request for proposals and that the project would be covered through Title IV. 7:59
    • One board member said the bid looked like a pretty good deal based on things seen in the past. 9:18
    • A staff member said the project would bring the alternative area in line with the district's other campuses. 9:22
    • N. Robin Hall announced the bid was approved 5⁠-⁠0. 9:58
  5. Driving simulation systems proposal 10:07
    • A staff member said the district's earlier driver education simulators were no longer usable. 10:15
    • The staff member said the proposal would provide one simulator for Ryan East and one for Westside, with scenarios such as snow, rain and high-volume traffic. 11:06
    • N. Robin Hall announced 5 votes for approval. 13:58
  6. Custom printing services proposal 14:15
    • A staff member said the request for proposals would keep the district in line with purchasing Policy 8200 and would cover items such as school calendars, parent engagement handbooks and graduation programs. 14:24
    • The staff member said the contract term would be 1 year, with up to 3 additional 1-year renewals. 15:32
    • N. Robin Hall announced the item was approved. 18:26
  7. K-3 benchmark and diagnostic assessment proposal 18:46
    • A staff member said driver's education would be funded from Title V and custom printing from a variety of funding streams. 18:56
    • A staff member said the Third Grade Success Act requires a variety of screener options and that the proposal would allow the district to meet that requirement. 20:36
    • A staff member said the system starts for FY27 and that no major change was anticipated. 21:41
  8. FY27 strategic plan 23:49
    • A staff member said the plan has 3 goals, each with progress monitoring and identified funding streams, and priorities including reading and math proficiency, attendance and inclusive learning. 28:19
    • The staff member said academic priorities included the science of reading, the Third Grade Success Act and bringing 9th graders into the Career and Technical Center. 31:14
    • A staff member recommended the FY27 strategic plan to be presented to the community. 44:30
    • A staff member announced the plan passed 5⁠-⁠0 for approval. 45:03
  9. Personnel recommendations 45:26
    • A staff member asked the board to consider the personnel list along with one additional document received yesterday so positions could be posted quickly. 45:31
    • The staff member said any discussion of a specific employee would need to take place in executive session. 46:20

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Video: posted by the district as “Live BOE Meeting July 16, 2026 @ 10AM Part 2”