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Milk bid
The board accepted AE’s low bid for dairy for the 2025–26 school year. Board members noted prior experience with AE and recalled one past year when switching suppliers produced unfavorable feedback from students. A motion to accept AE’s bid was moved and seconded and then approved.

Printer/copy lease addendum
Administration asked the board to approve a lease addendum to replace existing hallway and office printers with models compatible with the district’s follow‑me printing system. The change preserves the existing workflow in which users send a job to a single queue and release it at any district printer. Administration said the change will increase the lease by $275 per month overall (not per machine) and will cover roughly 31 printers beyond the copiers; follow‑me printing per‑copy charges will remain the same. The board approved the update.

Drivers education contract
The board approved a three‑year contract with Toronto Driving Academy to provide the district’s drivers education classes. Administration said the district typically runs one section each spring and is responsible for the cost if a free/reduced student enrolls; under the recommended contract the fee for a free/reduced student would be $320 (compared with Street Smarts’ quoted $445). The contract was moved, seconded and approved.

Consent agenda
The board approved the consent agenda, which included minutes from the Aug. 4 meeting and a resolution to continue participation in the instructional support levy. During discussion a board member asked whether the Aug. 4 resolution specified the split between income tax and property tax; administration said it would review the packet language and the attorney’s guidance. The meeting record does not provide a line‑by‑line breakdown of the levy split.

Procedural notes
All four items were presented as action items and were approved by motion and vote. The meeting transcript records motions and seconds but does not list detailed vote tallies for each line‑item vote in names; each item was recorded as approved on Aug. 18.

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\"We've learned that DMACC does not have an instructor for our welding program this fall,\" Dr. Grama said, and added that students who had been enrolled in the class were switched to other courses. She said the program has historically been successful and the district is \"fingers crossed\" that DMACC will be able to find an instructor for spring.

Dr. Grama told the board the welding course has 15 or 16 available seats and that 6 or 7 Nevada students had been enrolled for the upcoming semester. She said the longtime instructor planned to teach one more year but a new dean at DMACC required that instructor to take two additional courses or demonstrate competency; DMACC denied the instructor’s request to test out of the coursework.

Because the welding offering is a DMACC class, the district said it cannot directly contract with the instructor to run the course. Dr. Grama said she contacted Patrick Clem and others to identify potential instructors; one candidate at a local employer (named in the packet as Al Mako) is still completing certification and may not be ready to lead the program alone.

Board members asked clarifying questions about alternatives and were told the district would reinstate the class if DMACC or another qualified instructor becomes available for the spring semester.

No formal board action was taken; the item was presented as an informational update during the superintendent’s report.","Superintendent Dr. Grama told the board that Des Moines Area Community College (DMACC) lacks an instructor for the district’s dual-enrollment welding class this fall; roughly 15–16 seats exist and 6–7 students were enrolled. Students were assigned to other courses, and the district hopes DMACC can staff the class for spring semester.",{"_33":89,"_35":36,"_37":38,"_39":90,"_41":91,"_43":92,"_45":93,"_47":94,"_49":95,"_51":96,"_53":97,"_55":56,"_57":58,"_59":98,"_61":62,"_63":64,"_65":99,"_67":68,"_69":70,"_71":72,"_73":74,"_75":74},6585744,"Nevada R-V board raises employee mileage reimbursement to current IRS rate",605,617000,1222000,"/Search/View?dp=1&key=5597501-d290d3c0172eb0eb1230951bcbf4a985&start=617&end=1222","https://assets.pipeline.soar.com/5597501-d290d3c0172eb0eb1230951bcbf4a985/thumbnail_617000.jpg","/articles/6585744/Missouri/Nevada-R-V-board-raises-employee-mileage-reimbursement-to-current-IRS-rate","https://secure.pipeline.soar.com/6585744-281c064651c11e1454bee400f4b6206b/orig.mp4?Expires=1770516927&Signature=CuUpJrd3LgNPTapurKbFWxkCQUdGSr2gX1GfULGE3pikeHLls1hof4v9rbVs2zf7eWSMsgPDoBjCBcD5Ozrl5hbOnDsEN1vsQlQmHjynR~RvnyFdGfd-UnIWMjJLLwzgweydoiWIgEMs3zm1KlEFjHPWSSuxP4aeoV5wLyLlxyBoU52Ddtm0k7BuLnErcyp7~5Nxap8E-Et0-lRiKm3mIb6kQ0POtxWGtyY5xLi9HsiRptEx3tWc2zHbauBfZ8fqH72r8cb~XYyex1xtML-dqivScBlmo8OPjNwrVvkWl3KKxsbTS~Y3~1QwwmOOHSiKyJqwpPgcx1XC9-miw-6FqA__&Key-Pair-Id=KUT5TJCACFTXG","At its Aug. 18 meeting, the Nevada R-V School District Board of Education approved an update to district policy to raise the employee mileage reimbursement from 36¢ per mile to the current IRS rate of 70¢ per mile.

Board members said the change will align district reimbursement with a commonly used federal benchmark and asked administration to monitor claims going forward. A motion to approve the policy update was moved and seconded during the meeting and put to a vote; the motion carried.

The board’s conversation ranged from the number of staff mileage claims to whether the district should, in some cases, provide a vehicle instead of reimbursing miles. One board member noted that annual review is appropriate so the district can assess whether a tipping point has been reached at which owning or assigning a vehicle would be more economical than mileage reimbursement. Another said tying the rate to the IRS ensures periodic automatic adjustments without the board having to act every time the rate changes.

Board members also discussed the district’s past mileage claims record. Administration reported the district receives only a handful of mileage reimbursements annually and provided a year-by-year summary in the packet; one employee submits a larger claim annually because the employee performs a high number of home visits. Board members asked administration to bring the item back for review next summer to check whether claims increase after the rate change.

Motion text presented at the meeting was recorded as a request to update policy 4 4 401.7 (employee total compensation) to increase the mileage reimbursement to the current IRS mileage rate and leave the change on second reading. The motion was moved and seconded and subsequently approved.

The board did not specify line-item budget changes at the meeting; administration indicated mileage reimbursements are currently limited in number and will continue to be monitored.","The Nevada R-V School District Board of Education voted Aug. 18 to raise the employee mileage reimbursement from 36¢ to the current IRS rate (70¢). Board members discussed tying future adjustments to the IRS figure and asked administration to review the policy annually.","actionData","errors"]

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Votes at a glance: milk bid, printer lease addendum, drivers education contract and consent agenda approved

DMACC instructor shortage pauses Nevada R-V welding class for fall; district hopes to resume in spring

Nevada R-V board raises employee mileage reimbursement to current IRS rate