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Board approves consent items: minutes, financials, donations, trips, policies and personnel

Anthony Wayne Local Schools Board of Education · October 14, 2025
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Summary

The Anthony Wayne board approved routine consent items including last month's minutes, September financials and donations, three overnight trips, two educational agreements, the recommended school calendar, policy updates and personnel actions including retirements, new hires and supplemental contracts.

The Anthony Wayne Local Schools Board of Education approved a series of routine consent items during its Oct. 3 meeting.

Motions approved during the meeting included the minutes from the previous regular and special meetings; the treasurer's report and monthly financials for September; multiple donations from athletic and band boosters and neighborhood organizations to support student activities and camp fees; three overnight trip requests (FCCLA/FFA national conventions and a cheer nationals trip); two educational agreements for students on individualized education plans; a recommended school calendar chosen by an 80/20 staff vote; policy updates (model language recommended by Neola and driven primarily by House Bill 96); and personnel items including retirements (Toni Baldwin and James Malone), two new hires (food service worker and custodian), additional substitutes and numerous limited and supplemental contracts for events and camp supervision.

Approvals were taken by roll call votes at multiple points in the meeting. For example, the treasurer's report and donations were approved after a motion and second, followed by a name-by-name roll call with members responding "Yes." Later, the board approved policy updates and personnel recommendations by similar roll-call votes. The meeting concluded with a motion to adjourn; the board set its next meeting for Nov. 3 at 6 p.m.