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Votes at a glance: Alma School District board passes routine approvals, special-election authorization and hires three staff
Summary
The board approved minutes and consent items, authorized a special election for a millage, adopted federal assurances for federal funds, approved policy and handbook items for review, authorized a bus lease-purchase, and approved three employment recommendations.
At its June meeting the Alma School District board took several routine and operational votes by voice vote.
Items approved included:
- Approval of minutes for May 8 and May 28 (motion carried by voice vote). - Approval of the consent agenda (motion carried by voice vote). - Motion to excuse non-superintendent staff from the July 10, 2025 meeting (motion carried by voice vote). - Set the December 2025 meeting for Dec. 4 (motion carried by voice vote). - Received student handbooks for 30-day review and approved them as presented (motion carried by voice vote). - Received and approved personnel policy sections (identified as section 3 and section 8) for 30-day review or implementation as presented (motion carried by voice vote). - Motion to adopt a special election for the millage as recommended; board approved (motion carried by voice vote). The board indicated a resolution template could later be used to declare the election when applicable. - Adopted annual federal assurances required to spend federal funds and follow related regulations (motion carried by voice vote). - Authorized a lease-purchase agreement for two air-conditioned activity buses (see separate coverage). - Approved three employment recommendations read into the record: employ Melinda Bailey as a special education teacher at Alma Intermediate School; David Reitner as a teacher at Alma Intermediate School; and Parker Gill as a teacher and assistant football coach at Alma Middle School (motions carried by voice vote).
Most motions passed by voice vote; specific roll-call tallies were not recorded in the meeting transcript.
