Board approves officers, treasurer, attorney and adopts bylaws at organizational meeting

Greenfield Central Community School Corporation Board of Trustees · January 13, 2026

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Summary

At its organizational meeting, the Greenfield Central Community School Corporation board approved recommended officers, named Amy Bishop treasurer and Amber Forrest deputy treasurer, appointed attorney Dan Straub with a $5,000 retainer, adopted the corporation bylaws and policies, and approved regular meeting times and president appointment authority.

The Greenfield Central Community School Corporation Board of Trustees convened its organizational meeting and approved a slate of governance and administrative items, including officer assignments, treasurer appointments, legal counsel and corporate bylaws.

Board members noted the existing officer structure while "Mister Day" recommended Amy Bishop as corporation treasurer and Amber Forrest as deputy treasurer and named members for the bid committee. The board approved those appointments by voice vote.

The board also approved an annual compensation package for trustees (stated in the meeting as $2,000 annually) and per‑meeting stipends (discussed in the meeting as $50 for regular meetings and $25 for executive meetings); the compensation motion was moved, seconded and approved.

The trustees moved to appoint Dan Straub as school corporation attorney with a $5,000 retainer; the motion passed. Straub then read conflict‑of‑interest disclosures describing board members’ family ties to district employees and noted his own outside business relationships. The board then moved and approved the conflict‑of‑interest statements as presented.

Later in the organizational agenda the board adopted the Greenfield Central Community School Corporation bylaws and policies and authorized the board president to make committee appointments during the school year. The meeting also included appointments of a legislative liaison and representatives to Park and Recreation and the Hancock County Library board, all approved by motion.

The approvals were routine and taken by motion and voice vote; no legal challenges or dissenting votes were recorded in the transcript.