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Derby Board approves consent agenda, vehicle purchase and appointments; multiple routine minutes adopted

2255822 · February 10, 2025
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Summary

At its Feb. 10 meeting the Derby Board of Education approved a consent agenda of contracts and renewals, authorized $244,725 in vehicle purchases under a state contract, and appointed the superintendent to a regional collaboration board; all recorded motions passed unanimously, 7-0.

Derby Board of Education members approved a package of routine actions and several standalone items during their Feb. 10 meeting, recording unanimous votes on each motion.

The board approved the consent agenda, which included donations to multiple schools, renewal of the superintendent’s contract, renewals for assistant superintendents of human resources and teaching and learning, renewals for directors and principals, renewal of contracts for special service employees, certified and classified personnel reports, and claims. The consent package passed 7-0.

The board also approved the purchase of district vehicles from Shawnee Mission Ford under a state-approved contract for a total of $244,725, which Burke Jones, director of operations, said was $25,280 under the budgeted amount. That motion passed 7-0.

Separately, the board appointed Superintendent Heather Bohaty as the district’s representative to a newly formed Central County District Collaboration Board; Kathy (last name not specified in the record) was named alternate. The appointment passed 7-0.

The board took several routine procedural votes earlier in the meeting: adoption of the meeting agenda and approval of revised minutes for the Jan. 13 meeting, the Jan. 27 board meeting minutes and the Jan. 30 board workshop minutes; each of those motions passed 7-0.

The meeting adjournment and other routine motions were also recorded as unanimous (7-0). The board did not amend the language of the motions recorded in the minutes; tallies are taken from the meeting record (each listed item recorded as “passes seven-zero”).