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View page in cached archive copy6. a. LAHS Student Council Representatives b. Student Liaison Representatives c. Superintendent’s Report Superintendent Guy reported that today was the Be Here Initiative Day in New Mexico. The goal was to have New Mexico schools’ attendance over 90%. Los Alamos schools’ attendance was terrific with 91.6% the lowest and 96% the highest attendance rate. The week of September 14 is Homecoming Week. Schools will have an early dismissal on Friday so that students and families may attend the parade. The parade will go in the opposite direction this year. It will start at Immaculate Heart of Mary Catholic Church. Walkers will join the parade at the library and the parade will continue to the old Smith’s grocery store. The primary reason for this switch is safety. We have had lightning delays in the past. This route will give us a safe place for students who are waiting for the parade. d. Public Comment for items not on the agenda - None 7. Routine Business/Consent Agenda items Fund and Function Report Adjusting Entries Report Budget Adjustment Report Draft Minutes, August 27, 2026 Member Jaurigue: I MOVE the School Board approve the Consent Agenda for September 8, 2026, as presented. All in Favor, AYE Motion Carries 8. Transportation Presentation on Bus Replacement Assistant Superintendent Johnson and Superintendent Guy discussed the replacement of two school buses. The board approved the replacement of the two school buses, funded by the state due to reaching end of life (10 years or approximately 150,000 miles). The district is also exploring the feasibility of electric buses, with a proposal possibly coming in October. Vice President Coupland: I MOVE the School Board Approves the School Bus Replacement as presented. All in Favor, AYE Motion Carries 9. Review and Approval of 2026 Legislative Resolutions Presented by Superintendent Guy