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Tri‑City United board accepts several donations, approves audit, ACT funding and calendar changes

TRI-CITY UNITED SCHOOL DISTRICT Board · December 10, 2024
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Summary

The board accepted designated donations including $6,800 from Titans Football Club and two $1,250 gifts for a La Center facility, approved the FY24 audit and funding for 11th‑grade ACT testing, and changed the 2025 board meeting schedule; most motions passed unanimously 6‑0.

The board approved several routine and informational items during the meeting.

Chris Buscock introduced a resolution accepting designated donations: Center VFW Post ($1,250) and Seward County Sheriff's Youth Project ($1,250) for the TCU La Center kitchen/fax room, True Life Real Estate (Rod Teets) $50 for a community education Friendship Adventure bingo, and Titans Football Club $6,800 for a high‑school weight room/locker room project. The resolution was adopted by roll call 6‑0.

The board also voted to approve the fiscal year 2024 audit (motion passed 6‑0) and approved funding for 11th‑grade ACT testing (without the writing portion) for the junior class; the cost was discussed roughly as "about $4,500". In governance items, the board approved switching regular board meetings to the fourth Monday of each month and work sessions to the second Monday, and later approved moving the January regular meeting to Jan. 27, 2025 with the work session on Jan. 13, 2025. All motions in this block passed unanimously.

The consent agenda earlier included personnel actions (terminations and hires), policy revisions (first/final readings of several board and instructional policies), and payment of bills totaling $606,022.89.

Several board members offered brief committee updates, including a facilities committee discussion focused on maintenance priorities and financing.