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Board approves consent items, technology purchases and roof bid; enters executive session

Manhattan-Ogden USD 383 Board of Education · December 3, 2025
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Summary

On Dec. 3 the USD 383 board approved the consent agenda, two MacBook purchases totaling $259,435 and a Lincoln Education Center partial roof contract; it also voted to enter a 30-minute executive session on employee performance.

The Manhattan-Ogden USD 383 board on Dec. 3 approved multiple routine and procurement items and moved into executive session to discuss individual employee performance.

Consent agenda: The board approved the consent agenda, which included minutes from Nov. 19, personnel actions (two retirements: Sarah Steenbach effective 06/01/2026 and Doug Mueller effective 12/01/2025), donations and grants totaling $6,007.33 plus gift cards valued at $2,625. That motion passed 6-0.

Technology and facilities: The board approved final purchase of MacBooks for Manhattan High School English Language Arts in the amount of $52,866 and a second purchase for teacher and staff replacements in the amount of $206,569. The board also approved partial roof replacement work at Lincoln Education Center with contract amounts referenced at $200,275 and $346,481. Each procurement motion passed 6-0.

Executive session: Jamie moved and Carla seconded a motion to enter executive session for 30 minutes to discuss individual employee performance under the Kansas Open Meetings Act; the motion passed 6-0 and the board said no action would be taken upon return.

These items passed by unanimous votes during the meeting; the board scheduled further reports and a second reading of the start-times item for the Dec. 17 meeting.