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Board amends superintendent contract period, moves agenda item and approves consent agenda

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Summary

Hancock County School District trustees amended the board agenda to add a tenant contract, amended the superintendent's contract period to July 1, 2025–June 30, 2030, and approved the consent agenda, which included bid awards.

At a public meeting, Hancock County School District trustees voted to amend the agenda to add an item regarding a tenant contract and to amend the superintendent's contract. The board also approved the consent agenda, which included award of a bid referenced as Circle T Limited Incorporated for a property noted in the packet.

The board first approved the consent/consensus agenda items by motion; the consent agenda included routine approvals and bid awards. A motion to approve the consent/consensus agenda was made and carried by voice vote with no opposition announced.

Later the board voted to amend the agenda to move item No. 66 and to add an amended tenant contract and a provision for the superintendent's contract effective July 1, 2025. Dr. Henley moved to amend the agenda; a second was recorded. The motion passed with no opposition voiced.

The board then amended the superintendent's contract to set the contract period from July 1, 2025, through June 30, 2030. The clerk called roll by district: District 1 — yes; District 2 — yes; District 3 — yes; District 4 — yes; District 5 — yes. The motion carried.

Other routine motions included approval of the Jan. 23, 2025, minutes and other consent items presented as part of the consensus agenda. Where a specific mover or vote tally was not recorded in the transcript, the minutes indicate motions were seconded and carried as part of standard board procedure.