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Board Response

One shared record of every board request: who asked, who owns it, when it is due, and what it took to answer. The board and staff work from the same view.

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Board requests BOARD AND STAFF VIEW
RequestOwnerDueStatusHours
Transportation cost by route Operations Oct 14 In progress 6.5
Literacy screener results, grades K–3 Teaching and Learning Oct 18 In progress 11.0
Special education staffing vacancies Human Resources Oct 09 Delivered 4.0
Chromebook replacement schedule Technology Oct 07 Delivered 2.5
This year: 142 requests 1,180 staff hours Est. cost $74,000
Schematic. Sample requests.

Shared Accountability

The board asks, staff answer, and both can see where every request stands.

Every request tracked

Each request has an owner, a due date, and a status that the board and staff both see, from the moment it is asked to the answer that closes it.

The cost made visible

Staff time on each request is recorded, so the board and the superintendent can see what board requests cost the district across the year.

A workflow for governance

Requests follow one agreed path from question to answer, which supports the working partnership between the board and the staff who serve it.

How a Request Moves

  1. Request logged

    A board member submits a request. It is assigned an owner and a due date that everyone can see.

  2. Work under way

    Staff prepare the answer. The board follows its status and due date as it moves.

  3. Answer delivered

    The approved answer is released to the board with the request it closes, and the time it took is recorded.

  4. Record kept

    Every request, answer, and hour stays on file for the next question and the year-end review.

Used by the board and the staff who serve it. Available as stand alone or integrated into the core platform.

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