About Board Meetings

Meetings are held at the Zellerbach Administration Center (841 NE 22nd Ave) in the Dennison Board Room. Workshops are held on the second Monday of each month and begin at 4:30 PM. Regular meetings are held on the fourth Monday of each month and begin at 5:30 PM. Exceptions to this schedule are in December and July.

2022
August 8 – Workshop
August 22 – Regular Meeting
September 12 – Workshop
September 26 – Regular Meeting
October 10 – Workshop
October 24 – Regular Meeting
November 14 – Workshop
November 28 – Regular Meeting
December 12 – Regular Meeting

2023
January 9 – Workshop
January 23 – Regular Meeting
February 13 – Special Meeting, 4:30 PM
February 23 – Special Meeting, 4:00 PM via Zoom
February 27 – Regular Meeting via Zoom
March 13 – Workshop
March 27 – Regular Meeting
April 10 – Workshop
April 24 – Regular Meeting
May 8 – Workshop
May 22 – Regular Meeting
June 12 – Workshop
June 26 – Regular Meeting
July 24 – Regular Meeting

Workshops and regular meetings are held at the Zellerbach Administration Center (841 NE 22nd Ave) in the Dennison Boardroom. Workshops are held on the second Monday of each month and begin at 4:30 PM. Regular meetings are held on the fourth Monday of each month and begin at 5:30 PM. Exceptions to this schedule are in December and July.

When there is a change in time, date, or place, public notice is given through news media. All workshops and regular and special board meetings are open to the public, and all actions authorized or required by law are taken at special and regular meetings. The board may, however, meet in closed (executive) sessions for the purposes of reviewing applicant qualifications; review of qualifications of candidates for board appointment; acquisition of real estate; sale or lease of real estate; performance on publicly bid contracts; attorney-client discussions; or consideration of employee discipline or performance.

For more information, please contact Gail Housel.

Public Attendance and Comment
The board recognizes the value of public comment on educational issues and the importance of involving members of the public in its meetings. Any member of the public may attend board meetings, including individuals who do not live within district boundaries. The board will not require people to sign in, complete questionnaires, or establish other conditions for attendance.

Read all about public comments in Policy 1400 Meetings Conduct, Order of Business, and Quorum.

The superintendent is hired by and is directly responsible to the board of directors. It is their responsibility to provide effective leadership and to secure maximum educational opportunity for children by constantly striving to improve the quality of instruction.

The superintendent endeavors to obtain and develop the most competent staff to carry out the school’s purposes. He/she provides leadership in securing the funds and facilities needed for an effective instructional program. The superintendent encourages and maintains communication between the schools and the public. The superintendent serves as secretary to the board by state law and advises the board when required.