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Delano board approves K–12 math curriculum, multiple policies, personnel and accepts booster gifts
Summary
At the Delano Public School District board meeting the board approved the K–12 math curriculum, adopted multiple policy changes and accepted cash donations from booster organizations; consent agenda and personnel report were also approved.
The Delano Public School District board approved a package of routine and substantive items including adoption of a new K–12 math curriculum, multiple policy updates, the personnel report, and a resolution accepting monetary gifts from school booster organizations.
In roll-call and voice votes during the meeting, the board approved the consent agenda and the personnel report, and it voted to accept several donor contributions listed in the resolution of gifts.
The gifts resolution listed the following donations by boosters and parent groups (amounts and descriptions as given in the board materials): boys tennis booster club — $273.34 for expenses; Tiger activity/athletic boosters club — $512.26 for girls cross country uniforms and state shirts and $4,279.03 for football camp supplies and bus; Delano Basketball Association — $3,702.40 for girls' basketball; boosters — $100 for volleyball expenses; boosters — $3,401.10 for girls' golf; boosters — $3,787.14 for softball; boosters — $1,197.02 for girls' swim. The board took a roll-call vote on the gifts resolution; individually recorded responses in the transcript were: Board member Morella — Aye; Board member Deba — Aye; Board member Roser — Aye; Board member Baker — Aye; Board member Gerke — Aye; Board member Schoest — Aye; Board member Black — Aye. The meeting transcript records the chair saying, "Motion carries" after the roll call.
Under new business, the board approved first and second reads and first-and-only reads of a group of policy updates across student records, safety and operational areas. The meeting recorded each policy by number when voted; the transcript lists motions and seconds and records voice approvals but does not include detailed debate on specific policy provisions during the meeting.
The board also approved the adoption of a new K–12 math curriculum by motion (mover and seconder as recorded in the transcript) and approved related first reads on student-recruiting, nondiscrimination, accounting and other administrative policies listed by number in the agenda.
No motions failed at the meeting; multiple items were approved by voice vote following motions and seconds. Several motions were moved and seconded by board members as transcribed (examples recorded verbatim from the transcript where names are given): consent agenda motion — "Keppa first" with a second by "Platt"; gifts resolution — "Motion by Shoust" with a roll-call vote; personnel matters — motion moved by "Baker" and seconded by "Kirky"; math curriculum adoption — motion moved by "Chauce" and seconded by "Black." The transcript does not provide formal, named tallies for every voice vote; where a roll-call was recorded it is listed above.
The board adjourned at the end of the meeting.
