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At a glance: ISD622 board votes — donations, contracts, calendars and policy updates
Summary
At its Nov. 18 meeting the ISD622 board approved acceptance of donations totaling about $23,000.85, ratified a two‑year nutrition services contract, accepted the FY2024 audit, adopted two school calendars (one starting before Labor Day in 2026‑27), and approved revisions to five district policies.
The ISD622 school board took multiple actions at its Nov. 18 business meeting. Key outcomes:
Donations accepted: The board accepted monetary and in‑kind donations totaling $23,000.85 for 2025–26, including gifts to support early‑childhood families, student clubs and school programs. The director of finance recommended acceptance and the board approved the resolution by voice vote.
Audit acceptance: The board accepted LB Carlson’s FY2024 reports (see separate audit article). Motion carried by voice vote.
Nutrition‑services agreement: The board ratified a tentative agreement with the nutrition‑services employee group for July 1, 2025–June 30, 2027. Highlights recorded in the meeting packet include an 8% increase on the wage schedule effective Dec. 1, 2025, and a 4.5% increase in the following year; sick and personal leave will be folded into a PTO model. District staff noted nutrition services is funded from a separate fund (not the general fund).
School calendars adopted: After a calendar‑committee presentation and discussion, the board approved a two‑year adoption: a 2026‑27 calendar that starts before Labor Day (per a temporary state allowance) and a 2027‑28 calendar that does not start before Labor Day.
Policy revisions approved: The board completed third readings and approved changes to five policies, including paid meal‑charge language, updates to student‑transportation safety training deadlines, disposition of obsolete equipment, and revisions to crisis‑management wording (removal of active‑shooter procedural specifics).
Votes were recorded by motion, second and voice approval; the public record shows motions, seconders and voice votes for each action but does not provide individual roll‑call tallies in the transcript.
