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Board approves consent items, policy updates and multiple administrative contracts
Summary
At the meeting the Todd County School District 66‑1 board voted unanimously to adopt the agenda, approve the consent agenda, adopt several policy revisions, amend the 2025–26 calendar to add a professional development day, approve multiple administrative contract offers and authorize a $75 donation for a student certificate.
The Todd County School District 66‑1 Board of Education took multiple formal actions after returning from executive session.
Votes at a glance
- Adopt agenda: Motion moved by Michelle, seconded by Tim; adopted (all in favor).
- Consent agenda: Motion moved by Michelle, seconded by Tim; approved (all in favor).
- Board policy revisions (GCDB, GDDB, GDDD, E1): Motion moved by Tim, seconded by Doug; approved (all in favor). The presenter said the revisions address fingerprinting and audit compliance.
- 2025–26 school calendar amendment (added one additional professional development day/August return date): Motion moved by Amanda, seconded by Michelle; approved (all in favor). Board members discussed the added August 1 return and agreed to review payroll/timing questions during negotiations.
- Administrative contract offers (each motion recorded and approved individually): The board moved and approved administrative contract offers for the following employees: Jane Shalbert; Laura Lynn Whiteout; Mike Hammer; Tianna Groot; Dana Hawkes; Jason Renders; Bobby Cox; Carrie Corneli; Chris Mosner; Kayla Mae Emery; Terrell Running Horse; Leslie Cole. Motions were moved and seconded by various board members and recorded as approved (each recorded as "all in favor").
- Donation authorization: Motion moved by Tim, seconded by Amanda to approve a $75 donation to Southeast Technical College to cover a certificate fee for Randy D. Marshall Brave; approved (all in favor).
- Executive session: The board went into executive session for personnel under the cited statute (recorded as "Southco Unified Law 1‑25‑2‑1" in the meeting) and returned to open session. No public action arising directly from the executive session was reported other than an addition to the agenda for the donation item.
All motions reported "all in favor" in the meeting record; the clerk confirmed each item as approved.
