Board approves routine consent, financials and interfund transfer; lists notable votes
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At the meeting the board approved the consent agenda, January 2026 financials, an interfund transfer of $3,642.72, and moved policy 2066.02 to a first‑and‑final reading (approved). Roll calls show consistent 5‑0‑2 tallies on routine votes.
The Bettendorf Community School District board approved several routine items and a small accounting transfer during its meeting.
Consent agenda: The board approved the consent agenda by roll call (Directors Castro, Ingalls, Hanson, Witter, Broody recorded 'Yes'); the clerk announced the motion carried 5‑0‑2.
January 2026 financials: A motion to approve the district’s January 2026 financial statements was moved and seconded. Finance staff provided a short report; a board member asked about proceeds from a fitness‑equipment auction (Tyler estimated the auction generated "just north of 4,000"). The financials were approved by roll call (Directors Ingalls, Hanson, Witter, Broody, Castro voted 'Yes').
Interfund transfer: The board approved a motion to transfer $3,642.72 from the activity fund to the custodial fund to align expenditures with their intended purpose. The motion was seconded, discussed briefly by finance staff, and approved by roll call (Directors Hanson, Witter, Broody, Castro, Ingalls voted 'Yes').
Policy 2066.02 first and final reading: Because the agenda was amended earlier in the meeting, the board took a first‑and‑final reading of policy 2066.02 (succession of the vice president to the presidency). A motion to approve passed on roll call (Directors Castro, Ingalls, Hanson, Witter, Broody 'Yes').
What this means: These approvals were procedural or routine; none of the items included substantive changes to policy language at this meeting except the reading and adoption of policy 2066.02 as noted.
