Board meetings, strategic plans, and buyer signals from Beth Ketcher’s organization
Feb 24, 2026·BoardMeeting
Board
Warrior Family Support Council Meeting
The council discussed various operational and community matters, including school attendance reports and the distribution of organization T-shirts. Key action items included planning for a community feed and pep rally for the basketball team, hosting a Star Quilt Ceremony, and scheduling upcoming spring events such as Bingo and Movie nights. The council also authorized funding for hotel accommodations for the Missoula Children's Theatre and approved the purchase of a banner for future events. Additionally, there was a clarification regarding eligibility for honor roll checks for enrolled versus non-enrolled students.
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The committee reviewed the financial account balance and student attendance metrics. Discussions included a review of the cooking for the Classroom event, as well as the review of the IPP and CNA results. The committee approved funding for a book fair to ensure all students can purchase books. Future planning items were identified, including scheduling a bingo night and movie night, securing funding for theater hotel rooms, and obtaining a banner for sponsored events.
Nov 5, 2025·BoardMeeting
Board
Warrior Family Support Council Meeting Minutes
The meeting included a review of financial and attendance reports, as well as a post-event review of the Halloween Carnival. The council discussed preparations for the Green and White Night, including the purchase of spirit products and a planned cultural presentation. Other business included distributing JOM Guide Books, approving the purchase of spirit bags for sports, and finalizing the JOM application budget, with a focus on student incentives.
Oct 28, 2025·BoardMeeting
Board
Brockton School District Office Special School Board Meeting
The meeting commenced with a salute to the flag. A public comment period was held, though no comments were made on items not on the agenda. The primary discussion concerned the extension of a student suspension and a recommendation for an expulsion hearing. Following an executive session where the student waived privacy rights, the board discussed alternatives to expulsion, including remote instruction. A motion was passed to provide remote instruction at home for the student for the remainder of the semester, with readmission or other alternatives to be considered at a student hearing scheduled for January 2026. The meeting was adjourned shortly thereafter.
Extracted from official board minutes, strategic plans, and video transcripts.
