The Carson City School District Board of Trustees met on Tuesday, September 8, 2026, at 6:00 p.m. in the Robert Crowell Board Room. The meeting covered a range of topics including civics test results, adoption of the restorative discipline plan, an enrollment update with budgetary implications, and routine consent agenda items. Several agenda items were tabled for future discussion.
We'll start the meeting. Agenda item number one, adoption of the agenda to have a motion. So moved. Do I have a second? I have a motion by Trustee Varner, second by Trustee Ramirez. Public comment. Seeing none, all in favor, please say aye. Aye. Opposed. Hearing none, motion passes unanimously. Moving on to agenda item number two, flag salute. This will be by led by uh trustee Clapham. One of the indivisible and justice call. Thank you. Moving on to agenda item number three. This is superintendent's report. This is for information only. Superintendent Feeling. Thank you, President Wall. School is off and running. I think we're three weeks in. It's pretty incredible how fast that time flies. Um just wanted to make you aware. Um some of you may have participated. I think it was Friday evening in a NASB session learning about the new Nevada district performance framework. I've talked about it a little bit. Um Nevada is the first state from what I understand to um put together a like rating sort of districts. Um we've had school rankings for a long time. So there was a committee that started um last beginning of last school year and came up with a framework for that of ranking districts in in various ways. We've seen um some initial um initial, I don't know, measurements, calculations, whatever they come up with, and we've given some feedback. They're they're looking for, you know, are there mistakes? Are we understanding things correctly? Um so we'll be learning more here over the next month. I think they're gonna release preliminary um rankings here over the next month or two. Uh so we'll be talking about that sometime soon. Um I'm also a part of the Nevada Subcommittee on Accountability Redesign, which is the group that came up with the district performance framework. They are now looking at the NSPF, so the actual um school performance framework. So we had our first meeting today. Um exhilarating stuff talking about accountability metrics. I actually really like it, so it's okay. Um but it's uh it's being led by the center uh center on a set center of assessment. I forget the name of the group now, but they're uh well regarded out of the east coast, and they've they've led all of this work. So um already good conversations and new ideas uh coming up for things to be considered, and there's quite a long way to go, but they're hoping to have a final product, I believe by the end of February is the date. So that's actually a pretty ambitious time frame. Um, but so I'll be um providing you updates as those happen. Um, and hopefully we can get some uh improvements uh within that system. Uh other than that, I don't have anything else. So thank you. Any questions of Superintendent Feeling? All right, thank you very much.