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Board approves consent agenda, financials, personnel and student expulsions; routine contracts listed
Summary
The board approved the consent agenda, financial reports, personnel items and several student expulsions. Consent items included contracts for outdoor storage at Milton Elementary (single bid), uniform stipends/vouchers for service personnel, PBIS training contracts, and a $62,000 increase to virtual school funding.
The Cabell County Schools Board approved its consent agenda, the March treasurer's report and vouchers payable, several personnel items and a set of student expulsions during the April 15 meeting.
Consent and routine approvals - The board approved the consent agenda by motion (moved by Ms. Smalley; seconded by Mr. Best). The consent packet included multiple routine contracts and purchase orders. - Among consent items discussed was an outdoor storage building contract for Milton Elementary with Keaton Construction; staff said the project received a single responsive bid and the entry complied with purchasing procedures. The building was described as a pole structure with concrete floor, electric and a garage door sized for mower storage and custodial use. - The packet included a Curriculum Associates contract for EL data management, PBIS micro-course contracts (Radford University) for staff professional development, uniforms and stipends/vouchers for transportation, custodians, maintenance and cooks, and several other routine purchases. For food-service staff, the district proposed a stipend model to allow cooks to procure scrubs and have them monogrammed. - The district noted a $62,000 increase to virtual-school funding to cover higher-than-anticipated enrollment in that program for the year; staff said the contract cost is per-student and that the increase reflects additional students in later nine-week periods.
Financial and personnel approvals - The treasurer presented a brief report and said the business office is preparing next year's budget in light of the recently concluded legislative session. - The board approved the financial items (motion moved by Mr. Abess; seconded by Ms. Neely) and approved professional and service personnel items (motion by Ms. Neely; seconded by Mr. Best).
Student expulsions - The board approved a set of student expulsions listed as items 7.03 through 7.07 by motion; the vote carried with no recorded opposition.
The board took no executive session on legal issues and adjourned at the end of the meeting.
