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Stanley said the district hosted Congressman Maguire, who toured Seneca Park and district facilities while discussing workforce development. \"He went on a tour of the facility and got to talk to a lot of kids, a lot of teachers,\" Stanley said.

The superintendent also reported a working session with DES, a contractor the district is partnering with to implement a STEM+M curriculum in middle schools. Stanley said DES and two Navy representatives responsible for funding attended an all-day meeting at Rushford Middle School and discussed possible program expansions. He described the meeting as a step toward strengthening relationships and exploring creative program ideas.

Separately, Stanley said the district plans a professional promotional video for the STEM+M/CTE initiatives; the video will include a voiceover by television host Mike Rowe. \"It's gonna be professionally done,\" Stanley said, adding that Rowe will provide the voice-over but will not be present for filming.

The board also learned that Alta Vista teacher Daryl Smith is a finalist for the Presidential Award for Excellence in Mathematics and Science Teaching. Stanley called the recognition \"quite an accomplishment.\" The district said it will publicize further details as they become available.

Board members reported local construction and renovation updates, including continued progress at Brookville High School and Russburg facilities, and reminded members about a VSBA Southern Regional Spring Forum at Russburg Middle School with CTE-themed presentations.

These announcements were informational; no formal board action was recorded on the partnerships or promotional materials during the March 24 meeting.","mediaType","Video","parentTitle","March 24, 2025 Campbell County School Board Meeting @ Campbell County Technical Center","oneSentenceSummary","Superintendent Stanley reported a visit by Congressman Maguire, a partnership with DES for a STEM+M curriculum with Navy funding interest, a professional promotional video for CTE programs, and an Alta Vista teacher finalist for a presidential teaching award.","taxTitle","CAMPBELL CO PBLC SCHS, School Districts, Virginia","taxId",38572,"location","Virginia","headline","","shortSummary",{"_33":77,"_35":36,"_37":38,"_39":78,"_41":79,"_43":80,"_45":81,"_47":82,"_49":83,"_51":84,"_53":85,"_55":56,"_57":58,"_59":86,"_61":62,"_63":64,"_65":87,"_67":68,"_69":70,"_71":72,"_73":74,"_75":74},6109493,"Campbell County School Board adopts FY26 budget with 3% pay raise; board passes motions by voice vote",241,908000,1149000,"/Search/View?dp=1&key=2761669-eee621ab02382f7983c446ba426a80ec&start=908&end=1149","https://assets.pipeline.soar.com/2761669-eee621ab02382f7983c446ba426a80ec/thumbnail_908000.jpg","/articles/6109493/Virginia/Campbell-County-School-Board-adopts-FY26-budget-with-3-pay-raise-board-passes-motions-by-voice-vote","https://secure.pipeline.soar.com/6109493-a44903001387f0703818d155c808db4a/orig.mp4?Expires=1771150544&Signature=l65IYWQwtyR~2NIcqjFYBgly-XK2ZIpZP5KzTxfKnf7LGcFv5MJuC~oyy2sXUuB4KIHvR0jZWa6UIxVptt6EBLANKGrwbMP8ejh2vkl1sdvY8uOyEs~zNlcnuA-xED6JISIMFydOcH4to2gVxcC1v85-Icn-WvyDFjaAFlhg58IBVPaZ3JrLs83lqz6HmEt7l2-lt8TWaQeeoeeUxNk1QiCPtrQWzseJ9KYz~ehM3qQR7NLh6hxqfny1IX1sEiwtt-t~47Q5i6dKo95eAyeUalW4e8z2PmcKMp3g7JUGL4ekz~X2RCvefEa4JbRlre7XhAewANEicSxPp41hAH3Jcg__&Key-Pair-Id=KUT5TJCACFTXG","The Campbell County Public Schools Board of Education approved its proposed FY26 budget at the March 24 meeting, voting by voice to adopt the spending plan after a presentation from Superintendent Doctor Stanley.

Doctor Stanley summarized the budget’s primary goals as a 3% raise for all staff, added 2.5 gifted positions at the elementary level and targeted salary-scale adjustments for transportation. \"The first being 3% raise for all staff,\" Stanley told the board, and he said the budget added two-and-a-half gifted positions and one additional teacher assigned to Yellow Branch.

Stanley said the district offset those investments with across-the-board reductions averaging about 1% and savings related to a health insurance change to BayCorp. He noted there was no change in the Virginia Retirement System employer contribution rate built into the proposal. \"We had a very nice savings when it came to our health insurance when we had our switch to Bay Corp,\" he said.

Budget materials presented at the meeting compared five-year compensation trends: classified and administrative staff compensation increased about 28% from FY22 to FY26, while teacher pay rose about 21% in the same period, according to a public commenter’s and staff slides shown during the meeting. A citizen commentator, Mr. Zanzik, drew attention to statewide SOL test results and to comparative teacher-pay data, warning the district may lose veteran teachers to nearby systems that pay more.

On state-proposed one-time bonuses, Stanley said the district set aside funds so it can pay a $1,000 bonus for full-time employees (and $500 for part-time) if authorized and that the payment would be made on the May 31 payroll if available. \"But we set aside that money already, so we're good,\" he said.

The board also approved two routine actions by voice vote during the meeting: election of Barry Jones as chairman pro tem (motion by an unnamed board member; second indicated) and approval of the March 10 meeting minutes (motion by Mr. Maddox, second by Ms. Tanner). Later, a motion by Mr. Maddox, seconded by Ms. Townley, carried to adopt the FY26 budget as presented.

No roll-call tallies were recorded in the transcript; clerks recorded voice votes. Superintendent Stanley noted that the General Assembly could alter state funding and that the board would return with amendments if the final state budget changes allocations.

The transcript and public comments included requests that the board consider longer-term adjustments to teacher pay scales; staff and the board indicated they will revisit budget amendments should state revenues or appropriations change.","The board approved the FY26 budget March 24, including a proposed 3% raise for all staff, added gifted positions and transportation pay adjustments; motions to elect a chairman pro tem and approve March 10 minutes were also approved by voice vote.",{"_33":89,"_35":36,"_37":38,"_39":90,"_41":91,"_43":92,"_45":93,"_47":94,"_49":95,"_51":96,"_53":97,"_55":56,"_57":58,"_59":98,"_61":62,"_63":64,"_65":99,"_67":68,"_69":70,"_71":72,"_73":74,"_75":74},6109498,"Campbell County Schools establishes student advisory group; applications due April 4",228,111000,339000,"/Search/View?dp=1&key=2761669-eee621ab02382f7983c446ba426a80ec&start=111&end=339","https://assets.pipeline.soar.com/2761669-eee621ab02382f7983c446ba426a80ec/thumbnail_111000.jpg","/articles/6109498/Virginia/Campbell-County-Schools-establishes-student-advisory-group-applications-due-April-4","https://secure.pipeline.soar.com/6109498-35c6bd6eb1f3d4b55e2a88e84eec4288/orig.mp4?Expires=1771150544&Signature=S96PndMrtUO1jjchV6F9lo9L8JvJvjoumSa7i-LW2R7zw5F5qyEwMcacwGDB09ZXFjlKH2yZtL3ouooenjwGyIujiChM69SjarhKtM0nPBY7oVObAZd9Ry0kVUXccKvk5CctTAIEZaD-wSEe-7W3-2XxqdZlWuOVNT5KZ85wmDvHT252ayKzcThSrf38q2sYqQjzxurykcEBWERwz2YYYlaqACdwWWC0FQ1blmymoD4haRERjEhndgcpzH-~x2-oemQGdzR6U3DOm74cuKWLUWbl5naKqxZGFNUFgnyR2TVAKx7fDZX6OL9hVAH0XCo2e2FjW1O7L21P2g~VyWWjLQ__&Key-Pair-Id=KUT5TJCACFTXG","Campbell County Public Schools officials presented details of a new Student Advisory Group at the March 24 school board meeting, saying applications are due April 4 and finalists will be named by April 11.

Doctor Kevin Hale, introducing the plan, said the group will start small with eight student members — two representatives from each of the district’s four high schools, drawn initially from current juniors and seniors. “We see the benefit of Student Advisory Group … to provide that student perspective, so that we get their feedback,” Hale said, describing goals that include elevating student concerns and proposing workable solutions.

The application will include short written responses and three recommendations: two from teachers and one from an administrator, Hale said. Principals will collect and forward redacted applications to Dr. Wilkerson, who will make final selections. Doctor Hale said the district will notify selected students by April 11.

Board members and staff said the group will meet quarterly to accommodate student schedules. The district intends to assign two school board members to support agenda-setting and to have senior staff attend when specialized expertise is needed. Hale said a notetaker will record action items and follow-up. \"We would also make sure that we assign a notetaker, really to have that follow through, with action items and to be able to give updates,\" he said.

Board members asked how students who attend the regional technical center would be represented. Hale said students at the technical center would likely be represented through their home high schools, and that he and Mr. Hardy would revisit the process if technical-center representation proved insufficient. \"If there is a school that's not getting applicants, then I would follow up with the principal,\" Hale said.

The plan calls for student members to serve as liaisons to peers at their home schools; the district said Student Council Associations and other school leadership groups could feed into the advisory panel. The board aims to hold at least one meeting of the new advisory group before the end of the school year and to formalize a selection and meeting schedule for the next school year.

No formal board vote was taken on the advisory group during the March 24 meeting; the presentation was informational and included logistical details about selection, meeting cadence and staff support.","School officials outlined a Student Advisory Group composed of eight juniors and seniors—two from each high school—to meet quarterly and provide student perspectives; principals will nominate applicants and Dr. Wilkerson will select final members.","actionData","errors"]

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