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USD 383 board approves consent agenda, $24,000 roof design proposal and course proposals on first reading

Manhattan-Ogden USD 383 Board of Education · November 19, 2025
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Summary

The Manhattan‑Ogden USD 383 board unanimously approved the consent agenda (including retirements and $24,251 in donations), gave final approval to a $24,000 roof proposal from Anderson Knight Architects for summer 2027, and accepted course proposals for 2026–27 on first reading.

The Manhattan‑Ogden USD 383 Board of Education on Nov. 19 approved multiple routine items and two discrete actions related to facilities and curriculum.

The board approved a lengthy consent agenda that included monthly financial reports, a human‑resources report listing three retirements, and several donations and grants totaling $24,251.05. The consent motion was moved by Greg and seconded by Kurt; the chair called the vote and the motion passed 7–0.

On facilities, the board voted to give final approval to the proposal submitted by Anderson Knight Architects of Manhattan, Kansas, for the summer 2027 roof replacement project. The motion (moved by Greg, seconded by Kurt) carried 7–0; the motion referenced a $24,000 figure in the motion text for the proposal approval.

On curriculum, the board accepted course proposal recommendations for the 2026–27 school year on first reading (motion by Carla, second by Kurt). Board members praised the clearer pathway alignment in the new course charts; the motion passed unanimously, 7–0.

Votes taken in new business and on consent matched the board’s stated outcomes; no amendments to the approved items were recorded.

What happens next: The roof project will move forward with Anderson Knight Architects for the 2027 timeline indicated in the motion; course proposals now at first reading may return for a final approval vote per board procedures.