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Board roundup: minutes, grants, personnel changes and overnight travel approved
Summary
At its Feb. 10 meeting the board approved minutes and the personnel report (including two retirements and three disability leaves), acknowledged grants, and approved an overnight trip for wrestler Masid Sula; all recorded motions passed unanimously.
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The School Town of Speedway Board of Trustees handled routine business items at its Feb. 10 meeting, approving minutes, acknowledging grants, accepting a personnel report and approving student travel.
On a motion and second, trustees approved the minutes of the Jan. 13, 2026 meeting; the president announced the motion "Passes 50" (recorded as 5–0). The board acknowledged receipt of grants totaling $204,167 and $57.50; the meeting record did not provide grant sources or further detail.
Mr. Disney presented the personnel report recommending two retirements (Steve Locke and Derek Dorman, both to retire at the end of the school year), three disability leaves (Matt Burke: Feb. 3–27; Elizabeth Hoffman: Mar. 30–May 21; Kylie Modeset: Apr. 13–May 26), and two hires (Stephanie Haberman as assistant track coach and Kimberly Hyatt as a 4-hour cafeteria worker). A trustee moved, a colleague seconded, and the personnel report was approved by unanimous voice vote; the president announced "Passes 5 0."
Mr. Disney also asked the board to approve an overnight trip for junior wrestler Masid Sula, who qualified for the semi-state in Evansville; he noted the athlete would need to be there early in the morning and requested permission for overnight travel. The board approved the travel request by voice vote (announced "Passes 5 0").
No additional board business or votes were recorded before the president moved to adjourn and approve claims.
Votes taken at the meeting (as announced by the president) were unanimous in the recorded voice tallies; the transcript does not list individual board-member roll-call votes by name.

