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Board approves consent agenda including travel, construction items and donation
Summary
The Hardin County Board approved a multi-item consent agenda covering a 2024–25 calendar amendment, purchase of VHF simulcast radio equipment, approvals for FBLA and VEX robotics travel, financial and BG form reports, change orders, and a $5,000 donation to Meadowview Elementary's family resource center.
The Hardin County Board of Education approved its consent agenda by voice vote after board leadership summarized construction updates and agenda items.
The chair reported that construction on Western Mill, the Student Nutrition Building and Central Hardin Phase 2 is progressing well despite recent weather. The consent agenda included the following items (as read into the record): an amendment to the 2024–25 school calendar; approval to purchase a VHF simulcast radio site unit for North Hardin High School; approval for Central Hardin FBLA to travel to Anaheim, California (June 28–July 3) via commercial carrier; approval for East Hardin and North Hardin VEX robotics teams to travel to Dallas in May; approval for North Hardin Beta Club to travel to Orlando in June; monthly financial reports and treasurer orders; student accident insurance renewal; BG-5 for Bruin Academy HVAC repair; change orders for the child nutrition project and Central Hardin Phase 2; BG-4 and revised BG-1 for Woodland HVAC; BG-4 and revised BG-1 for Central Hardin turf; and acceptance of a $5,000 donation from Huck’s Market Martin and Bailey Inc. to Meadowview Elementary Family Resource Center.
After asking for any items to be pulled for separate discussion and receiving none, a board member moved approval and the motion was seconded. The chair called for the voice vote and stated "Aye; Motion carries," indicating approval of the consent agenda. The transcript records no roll-call vote or individual tallies.
The board also received informational items including notification about a cell tower at Central Hardin, a new lease for the West Point property, and a Central Hardin soccer booster seating project. No separate action was recorded on those informational items during the meeting.
