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Delano board approves consent agenda, gifts, personnel actions, field trips and Q-Comp goals
Summary
The board approved the consent agenda, accepted several charitable gifts by roll call, approved personnel actions (one nay recorded), three extended field trips, Q‑Comp goals for 2025–26 and a surplus-property list; motions carried by voice votes except the gifts resolution, which was roll‑call.
At its meeting, the Delano Public School District board approved a series of routine and programmatic actions.
Consent agenda: Board member Jim moved to approve the consent agenda (minutes and standard financial reports); Corey seconded and the motion carried by voice vote.
Gifts acceptance (roll call): The board considered a resolution to accept donations listed on the agenda. The motion to accept gifts was moved by Jess and seconded by Ryan. The roll-call vote recorded the following affirmations: Board member Baker—Aye; Board member Morella—Aye; Board member Roser—Aye; Board member Schouse—Aye (or recorded as "Aye" by the board); Board member Depa—(vote recorded in roll call); Board member Black—Aye. The resolution carried. Donors and amounts listed on the agenda included Charities Aid Foundation ($44) to Delano Elementary; High School Pie ($2.50) for conference meals; Ford Motor Company ($13.20) for a Spain trip; Franklin Township ($2,172) for summer rec; Odell Slayton ($2,000) for community ed; contributions to Orange Crush robotics ($3,026), Delano Area Arts Council (trailer rental $200) and Loretto Lions Club ($3,000).
Personnel matters: The board moved to approve personnel recommendations. The motion (moved by Sepa; seconded by Jim) carried despite one recorded nay during voice vote.
Extended field trips: The board approved three extended field trips for robotics and jazz band (motion moved by Corey; seconded by Ryan) by voice vote.
Q‑Comp goals: The board approved the 2025–26 Q‑Comp goals (motion was seconded by Baker) and the motion carried.
Surplus property: The board approved a list of surplus items to be sold, recycled or junked, including trade‑in credits for a serving line and ovens; the motion (moved by Corey; seconded by Defa) carried.
Adjournment: A motion to adjourn carried by voice vote.
These actions were described as routine approvals and did not include policy changes beyond the specific personnel and program items on the agenda.
