Board approves donations, moves employee-absence tracking from Frontline to Red Rover
The Anthony Wayne board approved the treasurer's package that included two donations (a band boosters trailer valued at $6,899 and $800 for a gaga pit floor) and a software agreement to switch absence-management services from Frontline to Red Rover with a January 1 rollout.
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At the meeting the treasurer asked the board to approve monthly financials and a set of items that included two donations: a band boosters trailer valued at $6,899 and $800 from the White House parents club to fund a gaga-pit floor. The treasurer also brought forward a software agreement to replace Frontline with Red Rover for absence management, time tracking and hiring workflows.
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