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LCSD1 board approves administrator contracts, budget amendments and vehicle purchases; schedules executive session
Summary
Trustees approved consent items including administrator replacement contracts, budget transfers across funds, and a motion to purchase up to four vehicles for district use; they also voted to move into executive session to discuss student discipline and personnel matters.
The Laramie County School District No. 1 Board of Trustees approved multiple consent and new‑business items Monday, including administrator professional contracts (replacement positions), several interfund budget amendments, authorization to purchase district vehicles and a motion to convene an executive session on student and personnel matters.
A board motion approved administrator professional contracts for the 2025‑26 school year and placed listed hires on the administrator professional salary schedule. A trustee confirmed those positions were all replacements.
Trustees approved budget amendments that transferred $1,000,000 within the general fund from general support to fund transfers; in the special revenue fund they transferred $1,500,000 from instruction to general support and $75,000 from instruction to non‑instructional support; and in the special building fund they transferred $60,000 from capital outlay to general support. The board approved those amendments by voice vote.
On a separate motion, the board granted permission to purchase “4 vehicles and 1 mower from Fremont Chevrolet GMC, Fremont Motor Company, and 20 First Century Equipment for an amount not to exceed $282,170 and to declare 1 vehicle as surplus.” Board staff clarified the agenda was adjusted because one of the two vehicles noted as surplus had already been declared surplus at an April meeting; the motion approved declaring the single remaining vehicle surplus.
Finally, trustees voted to adjourn into executive session “for the purpose of possible student long term suspensions, expulsions, personnel, legal advice, and potential litigation.” The executive session was taken immediately following the public meeting.
All listed consent and new‑business motions passed by voice vote; no roll‑call tallies were recorded in the public minutes for these items.
