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Board approves general fund bills and accepts personnel recommendations and school gifts

Elkhorn Area School District Board of Education · November 25, 2025
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Summary

The Elkhorn Area School District board approved general and other fund bills by roll call, accepted personnel recommendations including a retirement announcement, and accepted four school gifts totaling specified donor amounts.

At the Nov. 24 Elkhorn Area School District board meeting, the board approved the general and other fund bills and acted on personnel recommendations and school gifts.

The business office presented vouchers for approval: US Bank check numbers (listed in the packet) and ACH numbers 357–390. In one turn the business office reported a combined amount of $633,592.59; a later speaker cited $653,592.59 for the same batch before the roll call. The board moved and seconded a motion to approve the general nonrefund bills for 11/24/2025 and took a roll‑call vote.

Recorded roll‑call responses on the bills included: Mister Andre (Yes), Gary Gordon (Yes), Missus Costa (Yes), Missus Burke (Yes), Mister Scarro (Yes), Missus Vaughn (Yes), Mister Greening (Yes), Miss Krakowski (Yes). The transcript shows the board approved the bills by roll call.

The board also approved personnel recommendations. The superintendent noted the retirement of Brian Marzold effective Dec. 31 after 27 years with the district (most recently as district maintenance worker). The personnel slate also announced transfers and new hires contingent on background checks and mandated screenings; the board moved, seconded and approved the personnel recommendations by voice vote.

Finally the board accepted four school gifts: St. Patrick’s Columbia donated $350 for the snack‑in‑a‑pack program; LD’s Barbecue donated pulled pork and buns valued at $469 for Tivitt staff; an anonymous donor gave $1,500 to pay off lunch account balances for Tivitt students; and Jackson Elementary PTA donated $750 from book fair proceeds. The board accepted the gifts by motion and voice vote.

Board announcements closed the meeting, including a policy committee meeting scheduled for Dec. 15 at 11:00 a.m.