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Board approves therapy services agreement, HVAC purchase and other consent items

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Summary

During the consent agenda the board approved authorization for the board president to sign an agreement with Liberty Post for audiology, physical and occupational therapy and speech services through June 30, 2026; it also approved a purchase agreement with John W. Danforth Inc. for HVAC equipment and several routine personnel and program items.

The Starpoint Board approved a slate of consent-agenda items that included vendor agreements, equipment purchases and routine personnel approvals.

Minutes and roll-call motions for the consent agenda covered multiple items read as a block. The board authorized the board president to sign an agreement with Liberty Post to provide audiology, physical therapy, occupational therapy, speech therapy and other educational services through June 30, 2026. The board also authorized the president to sign a purchase agreement with John W. Danforth Incorporated for the purchase and installation of HVAC equipment.

Other consent items approved without extended discussion included approval of student teachers, declaration of surplus items to be sold on Auctions International, approval of leaves of absence, approval of a professional learning plan for 2025-26, and approval of an STA faculty member's request to use banked days.

A field-trip request from cheerleading coaches to travel with seniors to participate in a varsity spirit event at Walt Disney World appeared on the agenda and was approved as part of the consent items; the agenda listed the travel dates as provided by the request paperwork. Routine vendor and personnel approvals were moved and seconded and the board voice-voted "Aye" on these measures.

The transcript records the motions and unanimous voice approvals but does not capture roll-call tallies or the names of individual movers and seconders for each consent item; no specific objections or amendments were recorded on the consent items in the available transcript.