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Board adopts proclamations, accepts donations and authorizes sale of Strack School property
Summary
At its March 11 meeting the Pueblo School District No. 60 Board of Education unanimously adopted proclamations for paraprofessionals, the Week of the Young Child and assistant principals, accepted several gifts to schools, approved the consent agenda and authorized sale of the Strack School property for $150,000.
The Pueblo School District No. 60 Board of Education on March 11 unanimously approved several proclamations, accepted community donations to schools, approved the consent agenda and passed a resolution authorizing sale of the Strack School property for a gross price of $150,000.
Proclamations and acceptance of donations
- The board proclaimed April 2, 2025 as National Paraprofessional Appreciation Day. The motion to proclaim was moved by Director Cisneros and seconded; the roll call vote recorded Mr. Cisneros: Aye; Doctor De Niro: Aye; Judge Mays: Aye; Mrs. Penencio: Aye; Mr. Tebow: Aye.
- The board proclaimed April 5–11, 2025 as the Week of the Young Child (Colorado AEYC observance). Director Mays read the resolution; the board adopted it by unanimous vote.
- The board proclaimed April 2025 as National Assistant Principals Week following a reading by Director De Niro; the board adopted the proclamation unanimously.
- Superintendent Kimsey asked the board to accept four gifts to schools presented in meeting materials: $1,100 from the IB Association of Rocky Mountain Schools to East High School for Trevor Mackenzie inquiry books; $3,000 from the East High School booster club to the East High baseball program; $200 to Franklin School of Innovation for STEM from an entity abbreviated “Ever”; and $832 from Pueblo Ranger Soccer Incorporated to Centennial High School boys soccer. The board accepted these gifts as presented.
Resolution authorizing sale of Strack School property
The board adopted a resolution authorizing sale of the Strack School property (described by legal lot and street address 210 West Fairview Ave., Pueblo, CO 81003) to Kayleen McKee for a gross amount of $150,000, subject to customary closing costs and approval as to form by the district’s legal counsel. The board delegated authority to the president or vice president or the superintendent or her designee to execute closing documents. The motion to adopt the resolution passed by unanimous roll call vote.
Consent agenda and other procedural votes
The board approved the consent agenda (items 2 through 9 on the published consent agenda) by roll call vote. The meeting concluded with a motion to adjourn that passed by unanimous vote.
Ending
All recorded votes referenced in the meeting materials passed unanimously; no votes on ordinances or contested motions were recorded at the March 11 meeting.
