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Financial report: the presenter stated the district had collected $70,205,000, described as 62% of budget revenue at the time of the report, and compared that to prior‑year figures given in the presentation. The transcript lists the comparative figures as 16,296,060 (percent unclear) and other amounts referenced for prior years; the transcript phrasing is not fully clear on these comparisons.

Construction and facilities: administrators reported that work at the high school has continued with dirt work and foundations completed; the presenter said the final foundation work is done and that wall construction was scheduled to begin March 24. The arena scoreboard project is complete, and a stadium scoreboard is planned for later in the spring. Middle‑school boiler work is scheduled to begin later in the spring. The district also listed upcoming projects including a middle‑school roof replacement, a partial high‑school roof replacement, renovations in the high‑school music room and kitchen, welding‑shop ventilation work, and work on the CPE building.

Safety training: the presentation said the full administration team completed \"level 2 OC\" comprehensive school assessment guidelines training in partnership with the self‑improvement safety center via Zoom. Presenters described the training as using progressively complex scenarios to analyze threats, establish response plans and identify supports for affected students, and they tied the work to the district’s strategic initiative on work environment and facility safety.

Kindergarten registration: kindergarten administration began registration; the presenter reported 37 students registered (including junior kindergarten and kindergarten). The presenter compared that total with prior years listed in the transcript: 156 (last year), 99 (2023) and 122 (2022).

Executive session: the board moved into executive session under codified law 1‑25‑2 (section 4) \"for the sole purpose of preparing for contract negotiations with employees or employee representatives.\" The board stated there would be no action after the executive session. Kelly called the roll; the transcript records Aye votes from Carter and Michelle and indicates the motion passed. The transcript does not contain a complete roll‑call tally in the excerpt provided.

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The consent agenda included multiple intent‑to‑apply grant items listed with contact persons and amounts: a $1,500 WINGS grant for Educators Rising (contact: Brandy Fitzgerald); a $1,500 grant from the Huron Community Foundation for Educators Rising (contact: Brandy Fitzgerald); a pathways grant for NCTE Intro to Education (contact: Brandy Fitzgerald); a HOSA request of $3,000 to the Huron Community Foundation for a national conference (contact: Rita Basler Lanters); Huron High School junior class funding requests (contact: Ally Davis); a $750 request from American Bank and Trust Spirit Card Funds and the Huron School District Foundation to help fund a prom DJ (adviser: Jennifer Fuchs); and a $500 request for speech‑therapy materials at Buchanan K‑1 Center (contact: Laurie Eggleston). The consent list also included intent to apply for grant funding described as “to be determined” with the Department of Labor and South Dakota Education Rising for intro‑to‑education curriculum and student teacher stipends.

Also bundled into the consent agenda were administrative items: an administrative rule waiver application for Karen Schley (long‑term substitute), an advertising agreement for the CareerTech Ed Center with Dakota Provisions covering multiple upcoming years, receipt of an open‑enrollment request (OE 2025‑01) for board approval, and the award of the middle‑school boiler replacement bid to Howie Incorporated in the amount of $398,600.

Board clerk Kelly called the roll after a motion and second on the consent agenda. The transcript records Aye votes from Cardona, Fishoff, Tim Bercomb and Anne Simmons; the motion \"passed unanimously.\" The motioner and seconder were not identified in the transcript.

Because the consent agenda combined several grant application intents, personnel waivers, procurement approvals and an enrollment request into a single motion, each listed grant application intent and the boiler contract award are recorded as part of the board’s approved consent items.

Votes at a glance
- Consent agenda (includes grant intents, administrative waiver for Karen Schley, advertising agreement with Dakota Provisions, open‑enrollment request OE 2025‑01, and award of middle‑school boiler replacement bid to Howie Incorporated for $398,600): Passed (roll call: Cardona Aye; Fishoff Aye; Tim Bercomb Aye; Anne Simmons Aye).","The Huron School District 02-2 Board of Education approved a consent agenda that included multiple grant application intents, an administrative waiver, open‑enrollment paperwork and a $398,600 contract award to Howie Incorporated for middle‑school boiler replacement; the motion passed unanimously on a roll call vote.","actionData","errors"]

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District reports $70.2M collected to date, construction progress, safety training and kindergarten registration of 37

Huron School District Board approves consent agenda, awards $398,600 middle‑school boiler replacement bid