District overview
How Reeds Creek is governed and what is underway.
Reeds Creek is a public elementary school district governed by its Board of Trustees. Its regular meeting records show the board making decisions about facilities, budgets, safety planning, staffing, and policy.
The board publishes agendas and minutes through the district website.
The official board page lists five current trustees, including a president and vice president.
The board approved the TK/K facility scope, annual safety plan, and student-policy updates in the reviewed records.
The available archive does not include a complete set of attachments or approved minutes for every 2026 agenda, so it does not establish outcomes for every listed item.
Listed on the official board page.
The board reduced the project by one classroom rather than fund a three-classroom option.
ADA is average daily attendance, a funding and planning measure rather than enrollment.
The board approved environmental findings and a revised construction bid in December, chose a two-classroom scope instead of adding $102,280 for three classrooms, and approved a construction contract adjustment in February.
The reviewed minutes do not identify a final funding source; they identify a $102,280 additional-cost option that the board did not select.
Two current trustees' listed terms end in December 2026; the next regular statewide election is scheduled for November 3, 2026.
Official source · verified Aug 20, 2026
This overview relies on official Reeds Creek board agendas, minutes, packets, and notices collected from the district archive.
We read every agenda, packet, and set of minutes, and write up the decisions that affect families — each one linked to the document it came from.
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