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Trustees set agenda, approved consent items and accepted a $2,000 HF Sinclair grant

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Summary

The board unanimously set the meeting agenda, approved the consent agenda, and voted to accept a $2,000 HF Sinclair community-giving grant for a middle-school STEM team’s national Science Olympiad travel and fees.

The Natrona County School District Board of Trustees took three formal actions early in the meeting: members set the evening’s agenda, approved a consent agenda that included minutes, personnel reports, bills, bids and contracts, and accepted a $2,000 HF Sinclair community-giving grant for a middle-school STEM club.

A trustee moved and another seconded to set the agenda; the board proceeded with no recorded opposition. The consent agenda included the executive-session minutes of March 10, general-session minutes of March 10, certified and classified personnel reports, district bills for March 21–28 and April 4, four maintenance bid awards from the infrastructure and planning committee, and seven contracts. One trustee stated an abstention on a Centers for Disease Control–related vote within the consent package prior to the overall vote; the board called the consent vote unanimous at the conclusion of the roll call.

The board also voted to accept a $2,000 grant from HF Sinclair to support the district’s middle-school STEM team for registration, travel and project supplies as the team prepares for the National Science Olympiad tournament. A motion to accept the grant was moved and seconded; members approved it by voice and were recorded as unanimous.

The meeting record indicates motions and votes were made on the floor; where individual vote tallies and member-by-member votes were not recorded in the public transcript excerpt, the board announced unanimous approval for the motions described.