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The consent agenda was approved with exception of several pulled items; the board then approved the pulled items separately by unanimous votes (5\u0000yes, 0\u0000no). Key votes in the consent portion included:

- 5.3: Personnel action (principal hire and associated vacation payout language) — approved 5\u0000yes, 0\u0000no. A board member noted public attention on vacation payouts and cited a rough estimate of approximately $150,000 included among personnel items; staff said vacation payout policy has been longstanding and that the board could later consider limits on carry-forward.

- 5.13: Approval of out-of-state travel to the Synergy Connect 2025 conference — approved 5\u0000yes, 0\u0000no. Staff reported the attendance and travel are covered as part of the district\u0000\u0000Synergy subscription at no extra cost to the district.

- 5.14: Hire two summer hourly technology support assistants (to address Chromebook repair work) at $15.12/hour — approved 5\u0000yes, 0\u0000no. Staff said the positions will be funded from indirect funds (object code 290) rather than M&O.

- 5.15: Revision to salary schedule and job description to move a stipend from SLP lead to assistant technology lead; board members clarified the change is not an additional stipend and recommended the motion specify the stipend is limited to one position of each type — approved 5\u0000yes, 0\u0000no.

- 5.17: Contract amendment to cross-reference the trust policy manual and produce cross-references between chapters; the board discussed scope and a not-to-exceed amount of $2,500 and approved the amendment 5\u0000yes, 0\u0000no.

Public comment

During public comment, Ashley Wright, who identified herself as a district resident, told the board she had obtained emails via a public-records request and accused a board member of forwarding communications to political leaders and of sarcastic or informal language in messages. Wright criticized board members for partisan conduct and raised concerns about spending and oversight, stating, \"Any insinuation that we want to sexualize our students and open them up to any form of hurt or abuse is disgusting and defamatory.\" Wright also alleged the superintendent's departure was tied to internal board politics.

Board procedure and next steps

Board members reminded the public of rules for comments and noted that staff will continue to implement approved personnel and operating items under board direction. Several board members said staff would follow up on policy clarifications requested by the board, such as limits on vacation carry-forward and clearer stipend language to ensure future boards can interpret the stipend structure.

Provenance

- topicintro: public comment announcement and caller Ashley Wright (transcript time 1045.63 and 1058.8049)
- topfinish: approval of contract amendment to cross-reference policy manual (transcript time 2317.2)

Speakers (attributed in this article)

- Ashley Wright, resident and public commenter
- Michael Todd, Governing Board President
- Board member Zimmerman, Governing Board member
- Lane Mann, staff representative (technology items)
- Amy Castellanos, consultant referenced as the contractor for the policy cross-reference work

Authorities

- Board policy BEDB (agenda approval) — referenced during agenda approval
- Arizona Open Meeting Law — referenced by board chair when asking audience to avoid clapping and to comply with meeting decorum

Clarifying details

- Vacation payout: board member Zimmerman said the payout total in the personnel items was a \"rough number\" of about $150,000 and noted the district\u0000\u0000policy allows payout but the board could discuss limits for carry-forward.

- Hourly rate: summer technology support assistants were proposed at $15.12 per hour.

- Contract amendment cap: staff sought a not-to-exceed amount of $2,500 for policy cross-referencing work awarded to consultant Amy Castellanos.

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Consultant Mark Jornstead of ASA told the board his firm\u0000\u0000\u0000\u0000's typical permanent search runs in six phases: profile development, posting and recruiting, application screening, board interviews, contract negotiation and open-meeting approval. Jornstead said a permanent search can reasonably be completed on an August-to-December timeline if the board moves forward immediately. \"Often boards post in August, close applications in October and could approve a candidate in December,\" he said.

For an interim, Jornstead recommended a compressed process. \"If you're going for an interim, you need to get moving,\" he told the board, suggesting a 1- to 2-week posting period and interviews and decision within a month so an interim could be in place before school starts. He said ASA has several retired superintendents who have expressed willingness to take short-term interim assignments.

Board direction and next steps

Board members expressed urgency about filling an interim before the school year and asked ASA to provide a written cost estimate for a four-week interim search and a brief scope of proposed steps so the board could approve the engagement quickly. \"If we're going to do an interim, we just need to spell out exactly what we want,\" the board president said during discussion.

ASA said a typical permanent search for the district would likely cost under $10,000; ASA offered a ballpark of about $8,000 during the meeting and said the interim work would be considerably less. The board asked ASA to send an updated agreement and quote within days; ASA indicated it could deliver pricing by Thursday or Friday after the meeting.

Context and transparency

Jornstead emphasized the importance of adhering to open meeting laws and maintaining strict confidentiality during screening: \"Referring all communications with applicants to the ASA search consultant until the board enters into contract negotiations with the finalist,\" he said, noting the board must avoid informal contacts that could create perceptions of favoritism.

Board members debated whether interviews should be held in executive session or open meeting. Jornstead recommended interviews of finalists in executive session to encourage candid answers and avoid candidate performances shaped by a public audience; several board members noted previous district searches had included public-facing candidate forums for finalists.

Provenance

- topicintro: \"This is a presentation by the ASA relating to the district interim and or president superintendent search process.\" (transcript time 2344.655)
- topfinish: \"We need to get moving\" / board asks ASA for updated pricing and scope (transcript time 5194.515)

Speakers (attributed in this article)

- Mark Jornstead, search consultant (ASA)
- Michael Todd, Governing Board President
- Board member Zimmerman, Governing Board member
- Board member Schencioni, Governing Board member
- Vice President Kenyon, Governing Board Vice President
- Board member Schmidt, Governing Board member
- Clyde (district staff) — quoted as district administrator coordinating contract paperwork

Topics: superintendent search; interim appointment; consultant engagement; open meeting law

Searchable tags: superintendent search, interim superintendent, ASA, governance, open-meeting law

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The board approved the proposed budget after a staff presentation by Crystal Mosier and Rebecca Williams that outlined revenue and expenditure assumptions, updated student counts and the changes from the May revision. \"A budget proposal has to come before the board sometime prior to July 5,\" Mosier said, noting the district must upload the proposal to the Arizona Department of Education and publish it on the district website before the adoption hearing.

Why it matters: The proposed budget sets the district's spending ceiling for the coming fiscal year and determines how administrators will allocate limited resources, including maintenance and operations (M&O), capital projects, and carryforward reserves. Board members and staff used the presentation to flag several one-time and timing-dependent items that could change the adopted numbers at the December revision.

Key details

- The proposal uses a per-student base support level of $5,113 and the district's current average daily membership figure used for planning. Staff emphasized they did not add speculative student growth to FY26 projections and will capture changes in December and May budget revisions.

- Mosier and Williams told the board some expected state funds were not included in the proposed budget because the legislature had not finalized those sources: one-time DAA (district additional assistance), free-and-reduced-price-lunch supplemental funding and what staff called \"Prop 123\" money. If those revenues arrive, they would be considered at later budget revisions.

- Staff reported a projected carryforward of roughly $500,000 in the proposed budget and said the district will continue to transfer some capital dollars into M&O to cover immediate needs. That transfer and the size of carryforward prompted board discussion about whether the district should preserve more capital reserves or rely on DAA transfers.

Board discussion and concerns

Board members asked for more clarity about several items: the portion of custodial and operations costs proposed to be paid from enterprise or special funds (civic center and food services), the district's approach to site-level budgets and transparency for principals, and how high-cost special education placements are reflected in the figures.

Board member Zimmerman asked whether custodial positions moved from M&O to other funds were fully accounted for in the proposed numbers. \"If the board removed 5 positions from M&O, but it's not reflected here, then my concern is we're not going to be able to do that,\" Zimmerman said.

Staff responded that some reassignments would be partial (portions of salaries moved to civic center or other cash-controlled funds) and that cash-controlled funds can be adjusted in subsequent revisions once actual revenues are known.

Votes at a glance (formal actions recorded during the meeting)

- Approval: Regular agenda — outcome: approved (5 yes, 0 no)
- Approval: Consent agenda as amended (exceptions listed) — outcome: approved (5 yes, 0 no)
- Approval: Consent item 5.3 (personnel action / principal hire and included vacation payout) — outcome: approved (5 yes, 0 no)
- Approval: Consent item 5.13 (out-of-state travel to Synergy Connect 2025; travel covered as part of Synergy subscription) — outcome: approved (5 yes, 0 no)
- Approval: Consent item 5.14 (hire two summer hourly technology support assistants at $15.12/hour) — outcome: approved (5 yes, 0 no)
- Approval: Consent item 5.15 (salary schedule revision: move one stipend from SLP lead to assistant technology lead; limited to one of each position) — outcome: approved (5 yes, 0 no)
- Approval: Consent item 5.17 (contract amendment to cross-reference the trust policy manual; not-to-exceed $2,500) — outcome: approved (5 yes, 0 no)
- Approval: FY 2025\u0000\u000026 2026 Proposed Annual Budget — outcome: approved (5 yes, 0 no)
- Acceptance: Annual financial audit report, FY 2023\u0000\u000024 — outcome: accepted (5 yes, 0 no)
- Approval: Governing board meeting schedule for 2025\u0000\u000026 2026 (Option 2: regular meeting + an additional scheduled special/work session each month) — outcome: approved (3 yes, 2 no). Vote record: Board member Schmidt: Nay; Board member Zimmerman: Nay; Vice President Kenyon: Aye; Board member Schencioni: Aye; President Michael Todd: Aye.

What happens next

By statute the district must adopt a final budget by the mid-July deadline; staff said the next formal step is a public adoption hearing and adoption vote in July. The board's December revision will be the district's next opportunity to update ADM, include any one-time state revenues that arrive, and adjust carryforward and capital-transfer assumptions.

Provenance

- topicintro: \"presenting staff liaisons will be Crystal Mosier and Rebecca Williams.\" (transcript time 5722.765)
- topfinish: \"We have a motion to approve FY 2025\u0000\u000026 2026 proposed annual school district expenditure budget.\" (transcript time 10066.26)

Speakers (attributed in this article)

- Michael Todd, Governing Board President
- Vice President Kenyon, Governing Board Vice President
- Board member Schmidt, Governing Board member
- Board member Zimmerman, Governing Board member
- Board member Schencioni, Governing Board member
- Dr. Stephanie Mahorn, Superintendent (presented attendance updates earlier in the meeting)
- Crystal Mosier, district staff (budget presentation)
- Rebecca Williams, district staff (budget presentation)

Topics: Budget; school finance; district operations; carryforward; capital transfers

Searchable tags: budget, ADM, carryforward, capital-transfer, special-education, FY26, Liberty Elementary

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