The Oregon City School District 62 Board Meeting held on March 10, 2025, addressed several key topics, including educator status changes, staff appreciation, and upcoming events.
The meeting began with public input, where a community member expressed a desire to raise strong daughters and urged the board to support initiatives that align with this goal. Following this, the board acknowledged the absence of OCEA representatives due to illness, but a message was read highlighting the transition of 33 probationary educators to contract status for the 2025-2026 school year. The message also reminded attendees about the upcoming spring break and encouraged families to check school websites for conference information.
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Subscribe for Free Debbie from OSEA took the floor next, expressing gratitude for the support shown to classified staff during Classified Appreciation Week. She noted that gift boxes were distributed to staff and mentioned upcoming scholarships available for union members and their children, with applications open until April 15. Additionally, she announced that elections for the vice president and secretary positions would take place in March, with voting in April and installation in May. Debbie also highlighted the importance of upcoming conferences, which provide opportunities for staff to engage with families.
The meeting continued with reports from student representatives, although none were present. However, notes from the Superintendent's Student Advisory Committee were acknowledged.
The final agenda item involved the superintendent's evaluation, with Chair Wilson participating remotely to provide insights on the evaluation process.
Overall, the meeting emphasized community engagement, staff recognition, and preparations for future events, with a focus on fostering a supportive educational environment. The board plans to continue discussions on these topics in future meetings.