Preston County Schools, WV

Preston County Board of Education

The Preston County Board of Education will hold its regular meeting on August 24, 2026, to approve routine personnel agendas, several memoranda of understanding with partner organizations, and revisions to travel policies. The board will also discuss superintendent goals, special education funding, and a possible opt-out process for K-3 student devices.

• Approve service and professional personnel agendas
• Approve MOUs with Fairmont State University, Liberty University, Preston Memorial Hospital, Genesis Youth Crisis Center, Be Well Kinda Place LLC, Amergis Healthcare, and Joseph Scotti, PhD
• Approve revisions to travel policies 5-22, R 5-22-1, and R 5-22-2 on second read
• Discuss goals for Superintendent Martin, due by September 15
• Discuss potential 2027 legislation on special education funding

Preston County Board of Education

The Preston County Board of Education will vote on a revised memorandum of understanding with Kanawha County Schools to provide virtual education programming for the 2026-27 school year. The board will also consider multiple other MOUs for professional development, therapy, and health care staffing, as well as policy revisions on travel regulations and virtual instruction. Several discussion items include board goals, special education funding legislation, and a potential opt-out process for personal electronic devices in grades K-3.

• Revised MOU with Kanawha County Schools for virtual education services for 2026-27
• MOU with Best Life Therapy, LLC for professional development services
• MOU with Best Life Therapy, LLC for Extended School Year (ESY) services
• MOU with Interim Healthcare of Morgantown for health care staffing
• First read of revisions to travel policies (PCS Policy 5-22, R 5-22-1, R 5-22-2)

The Preston County Board of Education approved several memoranda of understanding (MOUs) for the 2026-27 school year, including virtual education services with Kanawha County Schools, professional development and extended school year services with Best Life Therapy, psychoeducational evaluations with Lori Bailey and Kristen Thompson, health care staffing with Interim Healthcare of Morgantown, and mobility services with WVU. The board also approved personnel agendas, a cross country practice site request, and first-read policy revisions for travel and virtual instruction. The minutes from the 8/3/26 meeting were not approved and will be carried over to the next meeting.

• Approved MOU with Kanawha County Schools for virtual education (4-0)
• Approved MOU with Best Life Therapy for professional development (4-0)
• Approved MOU with Best Life Therapy for ESY services (4-0)
• Approved MOU with Lori Bailey for psychoeducational evaluations (4-0)
• Approved MOU with Kristen Thompson for psycho-educational testing (4-0)
• Approved MOU with Interim Healthcare of Morgantown for health care staffing (4-0)
• Approved MOU with WVU for mobility services (4-0)
• Approved first read of policy revisions for travel and virtual instruction (4-0)

Preston County Board of Education

The Board of Education will discuss and consider a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) to use Kanawha County Virtual education programming for the 2026-27 academic year. The meeting also includes approvals for service and professional personnel agendas.

• MOU between Preston County Schools and Kanawha County Schools for virtual education services
• Approval of service personnel agenda
• Approval of professional personnel agenda

Preston County Board of Education

The Preston County Board of Education will hold its regular meeting on July 24, 2026, with a retention hearing at 5:00 PM. The board will consider approving the meeting agenda, minutes from the July 13 meeting, and service/professional personnel agendas. A key decision involves approving a special meeting on August 3, 2026, to discuss personnel matters, a Kanawha County Schools virtual education presentation, and a potential MOU for virtual education services.

• Approve special meeting on August 3, 2026, to discuss personnel agendas, Kanawha County Schools virtual education program, and MOU for virtual education services
• Approve service personnel agenda
• Approve professional personnel agenda
• Approve minutes from July 13, 2026, board meeting
• Uphold proposed retention of Student "A" during retention hearing

The board voted 4-0 to uphold the proposed retention of Student "A" after a closed executive session hearing. It also approved a series of blanket purchase orders for utilities and services totaling over $2.9 million, including electricity, gas, water, fuel, and insurance. Several MOUs for preschool, behavioral health, and teacher training were approved unanimously.

• Upheld retention of Student "A" (4-0, Noss recused)
• Approved $1,249,276 blanket PO for Mon Power electricity (5-0)
• Approved $618,234 PO for State Board of Risk insurance (5-0)
• Approved $150,255 PO to Kingwood Water Works (5-0)
• Approved $128,000 PO to Mountaineer Gas Specialty (5-0)
• Approved MOU with NCWVCAA for collaborative preschool (5-0)
• Approved MOU with Valley HealthCare for behavioral health services (5-0)
• Approved 2026-27 supplemental salary scale (5-0)

Preston County Board of Education

The board will discuss a possible opt-in/opt-out process for device use in grades K-3, review board member and staff responsibilities, and consider representation on a special education committee. They will also discuss potential 2027 legislation on special education funding. Routine personnel approvals and a possible MOU with WVU Extension are also on the agenda.

• Discussion on personal electronic device opt-out for grades K-3
• Review of PCS Policies R 9-2-2 and R 9-2-3 on board member and staff responsibilities
• Discussion on board representation on WV Executive Legislative Committee for Special Education
• Discussion on potential 2027 legislation related to special education funding
• Possible MOU with WVU Extension Service for 2026-27 academic year

The Preston County Board of Education approved multiple routine items, including service and professional personnel agendas, an MOU with Preston Federal Credit Union for disaster planning, an MOU with West Virginia University for clinical placements, and revisions to policies on board officers and retired teacher substitutes. The board also approved a boiler replacement purchase order, fuel and tire bids, and check schedules. A motion to approve travel policy revisions was tabled, and no action was taken on the supplement salary scale.

• Approved service personnel agenda (5-0)
• Approved professional personnel agenda (5-0)
• Approved MOU with Preston Federal Credit Union (4-0, Noss abstaining)
• Approved MOU with West Virginia University (5-0)
• Approved PCS Policy 1-7 revisions (5-0)
• Approved PCS Policy R 8-39-9 updates (5-0)
• Tabled travel policy revisions (PCS Policy 5-22)
• Approved boiler replacement purchase order #2601926 (5-0)

Preston County Board of Education

The Preston County Board of Education will swear in new member Amanda Alexander and elect officers for the 2026-2028 term. The board also approved the meeting schedule for the upcoming school year and adopted two policies on first read.

• Lucas Tatham elected Board President
• Approved 2026-27 meeting dates and times
• Approved minutes from June 22, 2026
• Approved service and professional personnel agendas
• Adopted PCS Policy 1-7 and R 8-39-9 on first read

The Preston County Board of Education re-elected Lucas Tatham as president and Cross Kisner as vice president for terms running July 6, 2026 through June 30, 2028. The board approved the 2026-27 meeting calendar, including a July 24, 2026 meeting, and approved the minutes from the 6/22/26 meeting. It also approved service and professional personnel agendas, and advanced two policy revisions (PCS Policy 1-7 and PCS Policy R 8-39-9) on first read for final approval on 7/13/26.

• Elected Lucas Tatham as Board President for 2026-28 (5-0 vote).
• Elected Cross Kisner as Vice President for 2026-28 (4-0, Kisner abstained).
• Approved the 2026-27 meeting dates and times, including a July 24, 2026 meeting (5-0).
• Approved the minutes from the 6/22/26 meeting (4-0, Alexander abstained).
• Approved the service personnel agenda (5-0).
• Approved the professional personnel agenda (5-0).
• Approved PCS Policy 1-7 revisions on first read, final approval set for 7/13/26 (5-0).
• Approved PCS Policy R 8-39-9 updates on first read, potential approval on 7/13/26 (5-0).

Preston County Board of Education

The Preston County Board of Education is reviewing personnel agendas and virtual education updates. The board is also preparing for the election of officers and committee assignments scheduled for July 6, 2026.

• Approved MOU with Marion County Board of Education for Medicaid auditing and billing services for 2026-2027
• Approved MOU with Good Pediatric Rehabilitative Services for Occupational Therapy services for 2026-2027
• Approved service and professional personnel agendas
• Discussion of hiring process for PHS Assistant Principal / CTE Director
• Update on virtual education program and Rowlesburg Opportunity Center operations

The Preston County Board of Education approved the agenda, prior minutes, service and professional personnel agendas, a schedule of checks, budget journal entries, and four MOUs for the 2026-27 school year (Medicaid auditing, occupational therapy, educational support, and speech therapy). The board also heard reports on summer programs, facilities projects, and upcoming officer elections, with no items denied or tabled.

• Approved the meeting agenda (4-0, Noss absent).
• Approved the 6/8/26 meeting minutes (5-0).
• Approved the service personnel agenda (5-0).
• Approved the professional personnel agenda (5-0).
• Approved MOU with Marion County Schools for Medicaid auditing services (5-0).
• Approved MOU with Good Pediatric Rehabilitative Services for occupational therapy (5-0).
• Approved MOU with Chatter & Chalk Development Center for educational support (5-0).
• Approved MOU with Messenger Speech Therapy for speech language therapy (5-0).

Preston County Board of Education

The Preston County Board of Education recognized 19 retiring employees with a combined 506 years of service and approved several routine items, including the service and professional personnel agendas, a milk bid with United Dairy for the 2026-27 school year (with option to extend), and a bus operator training MOU with SESC. The board also received presentations on the CarePortal program and an end-of-year curriculum update, and approved an out-of-state trip for a student to compete in the National Skills USA competition.

• Recognition of 19 retiring employees (total 506 years of service)
• Approval of milk and dairy products bid from United Dairy for 2026-27 school year (option to extend up to 3 years)
• Approval of FY27 Bus Operator Training MOU between Preston County Schools and Southern Educational Services Cooperative (SESC)
• Approval of out-of-state trip: PHS Automotive Repair teacher to accompany student to National Skills USA Competition in Atlanta, GA (June 1-6, 2026)
• Presentation and discussion on CarePortal program and K-8 curriculum update by Katie Rush

The Preston County Board of Education approved the agenda, minutes, personnel agendas, and several routine items. They also approved the 2026-27 milk bid with United Dairy, a bus operator training MOU, a parking lot sealing contract with Pro-V Services, and adjustments to Policy 3-24 on promotion and retention. The board rescheduled its June 23 meeting to June 22 and completed the superintendent's performance evaluation, affirming that Mr. Martin met or made earnest effort on goals.

• Approved meeting agenda (5-0)
• Approved minutes from 5/26/26 (4-0, Kisner abstaining) and 6/4/26 (5-0)
• Approved service and professional personnel agendas (5-0 each)
• Approved 2026-27 milk bid with United Dairy (5-0)
• Approved FY27 Bus Operator Training MOU with SESC (5-0)
• Approved out-of-state professional meeting for Skills USA trip (5-0)
• Approved PCS Policy 3-24 Promotion & Retention on second read (5-0)
• Approved Pro-V Services for parking lot sealing at three schools (5-0)

Preston County Board of Education

The Preston County Board of Education held a special meeting on June 4, 2026, to handle two student disciplinary hearings. The board approved an expulsion diversion plan for Student "A" and an identical plan for Student "B," each following a closed hearing. The meeting also included routine procedural items such as agenda approval and adjournment.

• Board approved an expulsion diversion plan for Student "A" (4:00 PM hearing)
• Board approved an expulsion diversion plan for Student "B" (5:00 PM hearing)
• All five board members voted yes on both diversion plans and on the agenda
• Meeting lasted from call to order through adjournment with no other business

The Preston County Board of Education held a special meeting on June 4, 2026, and unanimously approved expulsion diversion plans for two students (referred to as Student "A" and Student "B"). The board also approved the meeting agenda and adjourned, all by 5-0 votes.

• Approved meeting agenda (5-0)
• Approved expulsion diversion plan for Student "A" (5-0)
• Approved expulsion diversion plan for Student "B" (5-0)
• Adjourned special meeting (5-0)

Preston County Board of Education

The Board of Education decided on personnel agendas and approved a contract for summer student meals. The board also voted on a student expulsion and reviewed budget priorities for Aurora School.

• Approved 365-day expulsion of student 'A'
• Approved Healthy Kids Inc. bid for 2026 Non-Congregate Summer Feeding Program ($5.30 per lunch meal)
• Approved Aurora School Local School Improvement Council budget priorities for 2026-27
• Approved service and professional personnel agendas
• Proposed FY27 Operating Budget presentation by Katrina Kerstetter

The Preston County Board of Education approved the FY27 operating budget for submission to the WVDE, and approved a 365-day expulsion for a student. The board also approved the summer feeding bid, the Aurora School budget, and policy revisions. All votes were unanimous except where noted.

• Adopted FY27 Operating Budget (4-0)
• Approved expulsion of student 'A' for 365 days (4-0)
• Approved 2026 Non-Congregate Summer Feeding bid from Healthy Kids Inc. (4-0)
• Approved Aurora School LSIC budget priorities for 2026-27 (4-0)
• Approved revisions to PCS Policy 11-3-3 Early Entrance Into Kindergarten (4-0)
• Approved first read of PCS Policy 3-24 Promotion & Retention (4-0)
• Approved Schedule of Checks (3-0, Zigray abstained)
• Approved Budget Journal Entries 164-165 (4-0)

Preston County Board of Education

The Board of Education met to approve service and professional personnel agendas and review student achievements. The board also authorized specific out-of-state travel and volunteer lists for several schools.

• Approval of service personnel agenda
• Approval of professional personnel agenda
• Approval for South Preston School to visit Kennywood Park on 6/1/26
• Approval of chaperone and volunteer lists for South Preston, West Preston, and Bruceton and Central Preston
• Discussion of summer academic workbooks for grade K-7 students to prevent regression

The Preston County Board of Education approved the purchase of three new school buses for $430,743, approved the 2026 mowing contracts, and approved several routine items including personnel agendas, field trips, and policy revisions. The board also held a budget work session and recognized numerous student achievements.

• Approved purchase of 3 new school buses from Worldwide Equipment-Heritage for $430,743 (5-0)
• Approved mowing contracts: Spike's Snow Removal for most schools, Pierpont Lawn Care for Preston High/BOE (5-0)
• Approved professional personnel agenda with adjusted resignation dates (4-0, Kisner recused)
• Approved service personnel agenda (5-0)
• Approved out-of-state field trip for South Preston to Kennywood Park (5-0)
• Approved chaperone/volunteer lists for multiple schools (5-0)
• Approved revisions to PCS Policy 11-3-3 (Early Entrance Into Kindergarten) on first read (5-0)
• Approved schedule of checks and payment of bills (5-0)

Preston County Board of Education

The board approved an expulsion diversion plan for Student A, personnel agendas, and an out-of-state field trip for West Preston 5th grade. It granted provisional approval for Aurora School to use an alternative curriculum to the state-mandated CyberSWAT program, pending WVDE feedback. The board also held a public hearing to consider final approval of the proposed 2026-27 academic calendar.

• Approval of expulsion diversion plan for Student A
• Provisional approval for Aurora School to use alternative curriculum to CyberSWAT (grades 3-8)
• Approval of service and professional personnel agendas, including separations of Wes Trickett, Megan Noss, and Debbie Zigray
• Approval of out-of-state field trip: West Preston 5th grade to Flight 93 Memorial on May 8, 2026
• Public hearing #2 on proposed 2026-27 academic calendar for final approval

The Preston County Board of Education approved an expulsion diversion plan for Student A after a hearing in executive session. The board also approved the 2026-27 academic calendar, personnel actions (including separations for Wes Trickett, Megan Noss, and Debbie Zigray), and various routine items. The vote on the mowing contract was postponed to the May 11 meeting.

• Approved expulsion diversion plan for Student A (5-0)
• Approved 2026-27 academic calendar on second read (5-0)
• Approved professional personnel agenda with separations for Wes Trickett, Megan Noss, and Debbie Zigray (5-0)
• Approved recommended personnel action for Wes Trickett (4-0, Kisner abstained)
• Approved recommended personnel action for Megan Noss (4-0, Noss not present)
• Approved retirement of Debbie Zigray (4-0, Zigray not present)
• Approved out-of-state field trips (5-0)
• Postponed mowing contract vote to 5/11/26 meeting (5-0)

Preston County Board of Education

The Preston County Board of Education reconvened from its March 23 meeting to finalize and approve the levy rates for fiscal year 2026-2027. The board voted 5-0 to adopt the regular levy rates as determined by state law, setting the net amount to be raised at $10,242,101.

• Approved regular levy rates per $100 assessed valuation: Class I 19.40¢, Class II 38.80¢, Class III/IV 77.60¢
• Net amount to be raised by levy for FY 2026-2027: $10,242,101
• Levy rates apply to General Current Expense category
• State Auditor of West Virginia pre-approved the proposed levy schedule before local board vote

The Preston County Board of Education reconvened a meeting recessed on March 23, 2026, and approved the Schedule of Proposed Levy Rates for fiscal year 2027, as required by West Virginia Code. The motion carried unanimously (5-0). The board then adjourned.

• Approved FY 2027 levy rates (5-0)
• Adjourned meeting (5-0)

Preston County Board of Education (Special Meeting & Work Session)

The Preston County Board of Education is holding a special meeting and work session to discuss the district's Title I program and review a draft of Policy 3-24 on promotion and retention. The policy revision is intended to align with West Virginia's HB 3035 (the 3rd Grade Success Act). Public input will be gathered during the work session, and final adjustments will be made before a future vote.

• Title I Advisory Meeting for parent and stakeholder input on the district's Title I program
• Review of draft PCS Policy 3-24 (Promotion & Retention) to align with HB 3035
• Suspension of normal rules to allow informal discussion and extended comments during the work session

The Preston County Board of Education held a special meeting and work session, approving the agenda and suspending normal rules for informal discussion. The board heard presentations on Title I parent engagement and proposed updates to Policy 3-24 on promotion and retention, driven by the 3rd Grade Success Act. No formal decisions were made on these topics; the board only approved the agenda and adjourned.

• Approved meeting agenda (4-0)
• Suspended normal rules for work session (4-0)
• Adjourned meeting at 7:03 PM (4-0)

Preston County Board of Education

The board voted to ratify paid administrative leave and unpaid suspension of a Bruceton School aide through the end of the academic year. They approved new fine arts, wellness, and personal finance curricula for various grades, authorized several out-of-state field trips, and entered an MOU with the College of William & Mary for counseling fieldwork. A public hearing was held to gather input on the proposed 2026-27 school calendar.

• Ratified suspension of employee #970003465, a Bruceton School aide, from paid leave (3/25-4/13) to unpaid suspension (4/14 through end of 2025-26 year)
• Approved adoption of Music First (K-5 music), Art of Education (K-5 art), Cengage (9-12 personal finance), Quaver (K-5 wellness), Glencoe Teen Health (6-8 wellness), and Glencoe Health (9-12 wellness)
• Approved out-of-state field trips for Bruceton 5th grade (Carnegie Museum), West Preston (Washington D.C.), South Preston Band (Kennywood Park), and West Preston 2nd grade (Pittsburgh Zoo)
• Approved MOU between Preston County Schools and College of William & Mary for clinical mental health and school counseling fieldwork
• Conducted first public hearing on proposed 2026-27 school calendar

The Preston County Board of Education ratified the paid administrative leave and unpaid suspension of an aide at Bruceton School (4-1), and approved the professional personnel agenda excluding Megan Noss and Wes Trickett, effectively tabling the RIF action for the auto diesel teacher. The board also approved curriculum adoptions, the 2026-27 academic calendar, and other routine items.

• Ratified paid leave and unpaid suspension of Bruceton School aide (4-1)
• Tabled RIF action for Wes Trickett, auto diesel teacher (4-0, Kisner abstaining)
• Approved professional personnel agenda excluding Noss and Trickett (4-1)
• Approved Megan Noss as PHS Soccer Coach (4-0)
• Approved curriculum adoptions for music, art, health, and personal finance (4-1)
• Approved 2026-27 academic calendar on first read (5-0)
• Approved MOU with College of William & Mary for counseling fieldwork (5-0)
• Approved schedule of checks and budget journal entries (5-0)

Preston County Board of Education

The Preston County Board of Education approved a proposed levy estimate of $10,242,101 for the 2026-2027 fiscal year, covering general current expenses. The board also approved expulsion diversion plans for two students, employee transfer hearings, personnel agendas, additions to the supplemental pay scale, a transportation request for a non-student child, and several out-of-state field trips.

• Approved expulsion diversion plan for Student 'A' and Student 'B'
• Approved proposed levy estimate of $10,242,101 for FY 2026-2027 at rates of 19.40¢ (Class I), 38.80¢ (Class II), and 77.60¢ (Class III/IV) per $100 assessed valuation
• Approved adding boy's track coach and GED examiner to the extended employment/supplemental/extracurricular scale
• Approved request for non-student child of employee #970003047 to ride a county bus on four dates in March and April
• Approved out-of-state field trips: Aurora School band to Kennywood Park (5/16/26), Preston High School to Kennywood Park (5/8/26), and Kingwood Elementary Student Council to Hershey Park (5/30/26)

Preston County Board of Education

The Preston County Board of Education is meeting to decide on personnel actions, including a teacher's termination. The board is also reviewing a final version of the district's Internet Safety Policy and approving several out-of-state student trips.

• Proposed termination of employee 970004083, a teacher at West Preston School
• Final approval of PCS Policy 3-32-1 (Internet Safety Policy)
• Approval of out-of-state trips to Washington, D.C. for Preston High, Aurora School, and South Preston
• MOU with Kristen Thompson for psycho-educational testing services
• Approval of service and professional personnel agendas

Preston County Board of Education

The Preston County Board of Education met to approve personnel agendas, financial payments, and a revised internet safety policy. The board also discussed child nutrition, testing updates, and summer learning plans.

• First read approval of PCS Policy 3-32-1 (Internet Safety Policy) to comply with WV SB 466
• Approval of budget journal entries 146-151 and 207 totaling $260,079.90
• Approval for CPMS teacher Sherea Singer to participate in the 2026-27 STEM Pioneers Teacher Corps
• Approval of service and professional personnel agendas
• Approval of the schedule of checks and payment of bills

Preston County Board of Education

The Board of Education is reviewing personnel agendas and discussing technology use surveys for grades K-4. The body is also addressing the use of IXL testing for honors class placement at the high school.

• Approval of out-of-state trips for Terra Alta / East Preston 8th Grade to Washington DC (May 8) and 2nd Grade to Pittsburgh Zoo (May 11)
• Approval of service and professional personnel agendas
• Approval of Budget Journal Entries 131-135, 136, 138-140, 142-144, and 205-206
• Approval of chaperone and volunteer lists for Kingwood Elementary, South Preston School, and Bruceton School
• Presentation on Summer Learning and 'Retention Prediction' data by Preston High School teams

Preston County Board of Education (Special meeting to consider items from the 1/26/26 meeting that has been postponed due to anticipated winter weather.)

The Board met to consider items postponed from a January 26 meeting due to winter weather. The body approved personnel agendas and a student trip, and discussed 1-1 device initiatives and literacy updates.

• Approved out-of-state trip for Central Preston Band to Pittsburgh, PA on May 15-16, 2026
• Approved service personnel and professional personnel agendas
• Entered Executive Session to discuss legal personnel matters
• Discussion of 1-1 device initiatives for grades K-12
• Presentation by West Preston School Local School Improvement Council and School Curriculum Team

Preston County Board of Education (This meeting is being postponed due to anticipated winter weather and will be rescheduled for Wednesday, January 28, 2026).

This meeting has been postponed to January 28, 2026 due to anticipated winter weather. The board will consider approving service and professional personnel agendas, minutes from the January 12 meeting, and an out-of-state field trip for the Central Preston Band. Discussions include continuing the 1-1 device program for grades 5-12 and ongoing literacy and numeracy support.

• Central Preston Band out-of-state trip to Pittsburgh, PA on May 15-16, 2026 for band clinic and competition (funded by fundraising)
• Approval of service and professional personnel agendas
• Approval of minutes from the January 12, 2026 board meeting
• Discussion of 1-1 device initiative continuation in grades 5-12 and surveys for K-4 teachers
• Presentation from West Preston School Local School Improvement Council and School Curriculum Team

Preston County Board of Education

The Preston County Board of Education will discuss anticipated personnel reductions related to the WV State Aid Formula, approve routine personnel and finance items, and receive updates on technology, safety, and maintenance. The meeting also includes recognition of student athletes and a proposal for cheer and dance team protocols.

• Personnel reductions update related to WV State Aid Formula
• Approval of service and professional personnel agendas
• Approval of out-of-state field trip for PHS Agriculture students to 2026 Pennsylvania Farm Show
• Approval of schedule of checks / payment of bills
• Update on PHS Cheer and Dance Team protocols

Preston County Board of Education (Special Meeting & Work Session)

The Preston County Board of Education held a special meeting and work session to discuss legislative educational priorities and public education concerns with invited state legislators and the general public. The board approved the meeting agenda and suspended normal delegation rules for the work session to allow more informal and extended comments.

• Discussion with WV Senate President Randy Smith and WV Senator Jay Taylor
• Discussion with WV House members Buck Jennings and George Street
• Board reviewed a draft list of legislative priorities
• Board considered documents on PEIA, HOPE Scholarship cost estimates, and education funding