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Board votes: audit approved; JVCTC change orders approved; summer-school fees, budget revisions and personnel actions cleared
Summary
At its March 17 meeting the Jamestown Public School Board approved the 2023–24 audit, two JVCTC change orders, the 2025 summer-school fee and salary schedule, budget revisions, multiple resignations and hires, and a tuition agreement for a sixth-grade student from Montpelier.
The Jamestown Public School Board approved several routine and substantive items at its March 17 meeting. Actions included acceptance of the annual audit, approval of two JVCTC change orders, adoption of the 2025 summer-school fee and salary schedule, approval of budget revisions, personnel actions and a short-term tuition agreement.
Key votes and motions (summary):
- Audit report: Motion to approve the 2023–24 audit report as presented (mover: Jamie; second: Dan). Outcome: approved (voice vote).
- JVCTC change orders: Motion to approve Change Orders No. 6 and No. 7 for the JVCTC expansion (mover: Aaron; second: Steve). Outcome: approved (voice vote).
- 2025 summer-school fee and salary schedule: Motion to approve (mover: Melissa; second: Jason). Outcome: approved (voice vote).
- Budget revisions: Motion to accept budget revisions (mover: Dan; second: Jason). Outcome: approved (voice vote).
- Personnel: Multiple personnel motions passed by voice vote including: • Acceptance of extended-contract resignations (list of names presented on the record). Outcome: approved. • Approval of resignations effective at the conclusion of the 2024–25 school year (three employees listed). Outcome: approved. • Approval to hire for the 2025–26 school year upon successful background check (six hires listed). Outcome: approved.
- Tuition: Approval of a tuition agreement for a sixth-grade student from Montpelier for a two-month period (mover: Melissa; second: Owen). Outcome: approved (voice vote).
Most motions were approved by general voice vote or roll-call-style “all those in favor say aye” language in the minutes; individual roll-call vote tallies were not recorded in the transcript except as unanimous/approved.
