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Votes at a glance: Derby BOE approves grants, assessments and routine items; facility-fee policy tabled

5595945 · August 18, 2025
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Summary

At its Aug. 18 meeting the Derby Board of Education approved routine agenda items, a fresh-fruit program addendum, a $30,000 facility condition assessment contract and a Kansas Forestry Service grant; it tabled proposed facility-use fees for further committee review.

The Derby Board of Education recorded the following formal actions and outcomes at its Aug. 18, 2025 meeting.

Adoption of agenda — Passed, 7-0. A motion to approve the meeting agenda was made and the board approved by unanimous voice vote.

Approval of minutes (Aug. 4, 2025) — Passed, 7-0. The board approved the minutes from its prior meeting.

Consent agenda (donations, PANDO Initiative memorandum of understanding, certified and classified personnel reports and claims) — Passed, 7-0. Items listed in the consent agenda included donations to Tanglewood Elementary from Casey's General Store, Chicken and Pickle and Walmart; donations to Sweeney and Cooper elementaries from the Derby Education Foundation; a donation to Derby Public Schools from Credit Union of America; a donation to Special Services from the Derby Haysville American Legion Post 408; and a PANDO Initiative memorandum of understanding.

Fresh Fruit and Vegetable Program addendum — Passed, 7-0. The board approved an addendum to the district27s school nutrition program agreement to start a fresh fruit and vegetable program at Cooper, Oak Lawn, Sweeney and Wineteer beginning in September.

Facility condition assessment selection — Passed, 7-0. The board approved a contract for facility condition assessments covering the district27s 12 schools at a cost of $30,000.

Kansas Forest Service community grant — Passed, 7-0. The board approved acceptance of a Kansas Forest Service award of $31,298.59 to plant approximately 46 trees at Oak Lawn Elementary.

Facility-use regulations, fees and BOE policy — Tabled. After extended discussion and public input from staff, board members directed the item back to the facilities committee for revision and expanded representation; no final adoption vote occurred.

Cost-per-mile for busing (school trips) — Recommendation accepted; no roll-call vote recorded. Director of operations recommended maintaining the cost-per-mile charge for non-competitive trips at $2.35 per mile for the 2025-26 school year; the board did not record a formal roll-call vote during the meeting.

Adjournment — Passed, 7-0. The board voted to adjourn the meeting.

All recorded unanimous votes were announced as "Pass 7 0" on the meeting record. Where a named mover/second was provided in the transcript, the meeting minutes recorded those procedural motions; for several routine items the transcript shows moves and seconds without a full name attached in the audio record. The board tabled the facilities-use policy for further committee work rather than adopting the committee27s proposed fee structure.