The Littleton School Board met on August 3, 2026. The agenda included approving the July 20, 2026 meeting minutes as part of the Consent Agenda. New Business items listed for potential action were the 2026-2027 Adult Education Federal Program Assurances, a Nonresident Tuition Agreement, and three handbooks for the upcoming school year: the DBMS/LHS Parent & Student Handbook, the Faculty & Staff Handbook, and the Substitute Handbook. The schedule also designated time for committee reports from Negotiations, Facilities, and Policies, alongside a Superintendent’s Report. A Non-Public Session and Public Input were included, followed by Adjournment. The agenda does not contain specific vote tallies, dollar amounts, appointment details, public hearing outcomes, or concrete next steps with dates.
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The 2024-2025 document outlines transportation schedules for SAU 84, listing morning and afternoon routes for Bus #128 and Bus #129. Morning pickup times begin at approximately 6:30 am, with afternoon drop-offs concluding by 3:20 pm. Specific stops include Lakeway Elementary School, Littleton High School, and various intersections such as Autumn Rd and Rt. 135. The document establishes a requirement for parents or adults to be present and visible at bus stops for students in Grade 2 or lower during drop-off. It notes that all AM times are approximate and subject to daily fluctuation based on student ridership. The schedule remains subject to change pending future additions or deletions to the routes. No decisions, votes, budgetary items, or appointments are recorded in this text.
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The Littleton School District Board meeting on June 15, 2026, convened at 5:00 p.m. in the LHS Band Room. The board approved minutes from the June 1 and June 9, 2026 meetings under the Consent Agenda. New Business items included a CTE transit van and updates to Building Safety and Security Procedures. Committee reports were received from Negotiations, Facilities, and Policies. The Superintendent’s Report addressed expenses related to a senior prank and provided a preschool playground update. The board also scheduled the July Board meeting date. Public Input and a Non-Public session were included on the agenda before adjournment. No voting tallies or specific dollar amounts were detailed in the provided agenda.
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The June 1, 2026 Littleton School Board meeting agenda included approval of May 18 meeting minutes under the Consent Agenda. New business items requiring decisions included the Strategic Plan Framework and the 2026–2027 ESEA Consolidated Application Summary. Financial items featured the 2025-2026 CTE Non-Trad Grant Award, the 2025-2026 CTE Industry-Recognized Credentials Grant Award, and the 2026-2027 Perkins V Preliminary Allocation Notice. Other funding matters addressed were FFY26 IDEA and Preschool Allocations and a Rural Health Grant. The board reviewed a Foreign Exchange Student Request and a KG Expected Enrollment Request To Add a Teacher. Unfinished Business covered the Teacher Residency Program. Committee Reports were scheduled for Negotiations, Facilities, and Policies. The Superintendent’s Report included shout-outs for the Lakeway and MS/HS Music Concerts, plus end-of-year events for Crusader and Lakeway. The meeting concluded with a Non-Public Session before adjournment.
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The May 18, 2026 Littleton School Board meeting agenda listed several items for discussion. Business reports and new business included Title Grants preliminary allocations, the Consolidated Application, and Teaching and Learning Team Lead (TL2) reports reviewing the 2025-2026 school year for Lakeway and DBMS/LHS. The board also addressed a 2025-2026 CTE Non-Trad Grant Award and accepted donations from Shaw's and an anonymous donor. Unfinished business concerned the Teacher Residency Program. Committee reports were scheduled for Negotiations, Facilities, and Policies. The Superintendent’s report covered administrative transition plans, including the LHS/Martin Principal Transition, LES/Harkless Transition, and Superintendent Transition Update, plus end-of-year events and grants funding. The meeting included a Student Representative Report, Public Input, and a Non-Public Session before adjournment. The agenda did not contain specific decisions, vote tallies, budget dollar amounts, or appointment details.
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