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Motions and votes: A board member moved to approve the agenda and the motion passed on a voice vote. Later the board approved the consent agenda by motion and voice vote as well. The meeting recorded no recorded nays or abstentions for those procedural items.

Recognitions and election results: Superintendent Lopes led retiree recognitions. The district honored several retirees, including Jolene Miller (LEAP program, 20 years), Angie Lozano (middle school humanities teacher, 24 years), Jocelyn Cheek (middle school), Carrie Henry (middle and high school, retired earlier), and Donna Fran (district payroll specialist). The board also congratulated newly elected members; Superintendent Lopes said the new member(s) will be sworn in at the July meeting.

Upcoming events: The superintendent reminded the board that graduation will be held at the PSU Pavilion in two weeks; board members were given logistical details about arrival time, stoles and speaking roles. The board listed upcoming meetings: a working session on 2025-06-09 and a budget hearing and business meeting on 2025-06-23.

Ending: With no public comments, the board adjourned the business meeting at 7:43 p.m.","mediaType","Video","parentTitle","2025.05.27 Business Meeting","oneSentenceSummary","The board approved the meeting agenda and consent items by voice vote, recognized several retirees, noted election results, and reviewed upcoming events including graduation at the PSU Pavilion.","taxTitle","Parkrose SD 3, School Districts, Oregon","taxId",38719,"location","Oregon","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},6184176,"Parkrose SD 3 moves toward a districtwide personal-device rule; board will review administrative proposal",1448,3925000,5373000,"/Search/View?dp=1&key=5092721-029e9e5eb8d1f1aded7b2e7b820462ba&start=3925&end=5373","https://assets.pipeline.soar.com/5092721-029e9e5eb8d1f1aded7b2e7b820462ba/thumbnail_3925000.jpg","/articles/6184176/Oregon/Parkrose-SD-3-moves-toward-a-districtwide-personal-device-rule-board-will-review-administrative-proposal","https://secure.pipeline.soar.com/6184176-eee5a7dbff13194f94b44365054effec/orig.mp4?Expires=1770631493&Signature=G87q8HYUeaqi-x3cKYybYDXIDXZPXIOHCfUvohe-qd08guMvIIEtABUPIMsvMHmJd3olMEvA11XqtmXApcD5gCig00MgHP~olvqEYsBglK87SbB0EZtl7Ce9ynqvxp1Mbhk0ZUNprw65sd9jKOgzPXUo5t3qic8mwOQUCZsmyagQlg4MvIdAZCsATE6HNm~QOOXcwrtxvjbf2gCn8sUcTk9cda4jycFdov8WJQOQ0ZFH6~X7b3ajqFLbPja9hx87H2m9SVe3WWG4cCh29myi0HZQaMxvFE~cdtniju4vjGOsB3PZvOIvxbt3clmd-iGNNcVTozzlQ4gxBsN0kKAXcg__&Key-Pair-Id=KUT5TJCACFTXG","Superintendent Lopes presented a draft administrative rule to the Parkrose School District board that would set districtwide expectations for student personal devices — defined to include phones, earbuds, smart watches and other electronic wearables — and asked principals and staff to develop school-level implementation plans for board review.

Lopes said the draft policy aims for alignment across elementary, middle and high schools while recognizing different contexts: lockers at the middle school, homeroom management, and greater student responsibility at the high school. \"I want something that our staff feels like they can implement, but also something that we can support administratively,\" Lopes said, noting the district will not accept liability for lost or stolen phones except where there is clear evidence of district responsibility.

Why it matters: Teachers and parent leaders told the board that clear, simple guidance and strong communication to families will be critical. A middle-school teacher who spoke during the meeting recommended a small number of straightforward steps and consistent enforcement, and PFA leader Talia Campbell emphasized the need to prepare families for exceptions such as emergency contact needs.

Key proposals and concerns: Lopes described several implementation options being discussed with principals — keeping phones in lockers, homeroom check-ins, backpack storage, or classroom pocket charts — and said schools will return final drafts for board review. Teachers urged training and administrative support to avoid adding onerous tracking or disciplinary paperwork. Practical details the board raised included bathroom use, the role of warnings and consequences, and whether students should check phones into the office after repeated misuse.

Next steps: Lopes said she will present an administrative rule for board review and expected to bring a more detailed policy for action in August if no state law supplants the district approach. \"I have given the next couple weeks for the schools to kinda give their final draft plans and what you all would take a look at,\" Lopes said. The board asked staff to prepare clear family-facing communications and back-to-school materials explaining the \"why\" behind the change.

Ending: Board members signaled support for a straightforward, uniform approach with training and administrative backup. Teachers and PFA representatives emphasized communication, consistent enforcement and planning for students who need access for transportation or family reasons.

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Lopes said the district has received confirmation for Title I and IDEA funding but has not yet received Title II, Title III and Title IV disbursements from the U.S. Department of Education. \"It is a real thing that the state has not been allocated those dollars from the federal government,\" Lopes said, identifying roughly $68,000 in Title III and $135,000 in Title II as examples of the grants that support English-language learner services and professional development.

The superintendent told the board that the Oregon revenue forecast released May 14 showed a roughly $700 million shortfall from the prior forecast, reducing legislative flexibility and increasing pressure on the state school fund. Lopes said the district wrote to the state Ways and Means Committee to stress the local impact. \"Anything below $11,410,000,000 is going to really significantly impact us,\" Lopes said, referring to the budget figure the legislature was considering.

Why it matters: Lopes said the combination of delayed federal grant disbursements, a lower state revenue forecast and pending federal proposals — including Medicaid changes and a proposed federal voucher/tax-credit scheme — could reduce available funding for Parkrose programs, increase class sizes, and force continued staff reductions or reduced school days. \"The 3 days total represent about 4 full-time equivalent staff members,\" Lopes said of recent schedule cuts, adding that restoring school days depends on the final state budget and PERS rate changes.

Details and debate: Board members and staff discussed possible downstream effects. Lopes said special-education funding remains a pressing concern: raising the special-education cap to 11% would require roughly $100 million statewide, and reimbursement for high-cost disabilities has fallen from about $0.39 to $0.32 on the dollar in two years. The superintendent and board also flagged a pending federal bill provision that would allow dollar-for-dollar tax credits to subsidize private school tuition for families earning up to 300% of median income; Lopes characterized the provision as potentially \"devastating\" for districts like Parkrose if passed without accountability measures.

Board Member Sonia asked how Medicaid reductions would affect district services; Lopes and board members said the most immediate risk is that children who lose Medicaid eligibility could affect the district's Community Eligibility Provision (CEP) reimbursement and access to school-based health services. \"If those kids are not showing up on TANF and SNAP, then our numbers could go down and we could risk losing CEP,\" Lopes said.

What the district will do next: Lopes said staff are developing contingency plans and would keep the board informed, including emailing board members when relevant hearings or action opportunities arise. The district also plans to continue advocacy with local legislators, including Representative Lee Tran. Lopes said she and other administrators had sent letters to the legislature describing cuts already made and the need for additional state funding.

Ending: Board members expressed concern about the likely local effects and committed to continued advocacy. Ben, a board member who spoke during the discussion, called the potential Medicaid changes and voucher proposals \"devastating\" for families in Parkrose and urged continued action.

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