Spring Lake Park Schools — Transcript

Monday, August 10, 2026

2026-2027 District Operational Plan Overview

Monthly Financial Report for May and June 2026

Superintendent's Report: Summer Recap and Upcoming School Year

Board Forum and Member Reports

Votes (1)

Adopt Proposed Policy Modifications

Motion passes

Moved by Henon [01:08:14] · Seconded by Forsber [01:08:17]

The board considered and approved modifications to 12 different school board policies. The approval was conducted under Policy 208, which permits single-meeting adoption for minor changes or those necessitated by legal updates over which the board has no control. No significant debate or specific policy content was detailed beyond the number of policies updated.

Ordinances & Resolutions (11)

2026 2027 district operational planPlan

Comprehensive plan outlining district projects and initiatives for the upcoming academic year, aligned with the strategic plan

Permanent School Funding Constitutional AmendmentOther

Bipartisan legislation to appear on the November ballot, increasing school funding from the permanent school trust fund without cost to taxpayers

Blue Ribbon Special Education Task Force RecommendationsOther

Recommendations approved to identify $250 million in cuts to special education, potentially impacting district transportation and alternative instructional services

Compensatory Funding Task Force RecommendationsOther

Recommendations due February 2027 that could result in significant reductions for the school district

School Board Policy 208Policy

Policy allowing minor or legally mandated policy modifications to be approved in a single meeting

Read ActLegislation

State legislation passed in May 2023 focused on engaging teachers in deep learning around strong literacy practices and student engagement

Comprehensive Achievement and Civic Readiness ReportReport

The new name for the district's report on achievement and civic readiness, formerly known as the World's Best Workforce report

World's Best WorkforceReport

The former name for the district's comprehensive achievement and civic readiness report

MAP reading testOther

An initial, high-level reading test used for students in grades 4-12 to identify reading needs

CAPY screenerOther

A new reading screener implemented for grades 4-12 to provide more fine-grained diagnostic information for targeted reading interventions

DibblesOther

A reading screener (Dynamic Indicators of Basic Early Literacy Skills) used for students in Kindergarten through third grade, administered three times a year

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