The board will set a date for the proposed tax rate meeting, which shapes revenue for the 2026-2027 budget and any new school building or capital plans. This signals active work on tax and budget planning that will influence what the district can spend on facilities, technology, curriculum, and services. Vendors with larger multi-year offerings should track this timeline, as funding decisions here will drive procurement capacity.

The board is considering two multi-year operational referendum options to exceed the state revenue limit, ranging from $5.3 million per year for four years to a stepped plan starting at $4.5 million in 2027-28. These would provide non-recurring funds for district operating needs, with a separate resolution to place the chosen option on the ballot. This is early-stage fiscal planning that will shape what programs, staffing, facilities, curriculum, technology, and services can be funded once new revenue is authorized.

Final choice between flat $5.3M/year for four years (Option I) or starting at $4.5M with $500k annua...

The handbook published 2026-2027 school meal prices for breakfast, lunch, second meals, and milk or juice. It also says families can use School Cafe for online prepayment and must submit the meal application every year. This is a pricing and payment-cycle signal tied to school nutrition operations rather than a new award.

The handbook publishes 2026-2027 meal prices for breakfast, lunch, second meals, and milk or juice. It also notes annual family meal applications through School Cafe and limits on account charges and NSF checks. This is mainly a pricing and operations signal, but it can support follow-on discussions around cafeteria software, payment systems, and nutrition program administration.