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Raytown school board approves staffing contract, software renewals and $25,000 food grants
Summary
The Raytown Quality Schools board approved a suite of operational items June 9, including a contracted nutrition-staffing agreement (approx. $390,000), renewals for Microsoft, Focus and Tyler systems totaling about $222,731, and acceptance of $25,000 in local food-for-school grants.
The Raytown Quality School District Board of Education on June 9 approved several operational contracts and routine renewals covering nutrition staffing, student-information systems and software licensing.
The board voted to accept local food-for-school grants totaling $25,000, a motion moved by a board member (speaker 11) and seconded; the motion passed. The board also approved a contracted staffing bid for Nutrition Services from Best Professional Placement Firm for the 2025–26 school year. Meeting discussion referenced an approximate contract total of $390,000; board members accepted the contract in a motion that was seconded and passed.
Separately, the board approved the renewal of Microsoft licensing through CDW‑G for about $93,307.03, a renewal of the Focus student information system for $65,856.93, and renewal of Tyler Technologies products for $63,567.46 for the 2025–26 school year. Each renewal was moved, seconded and the motions passed.
The board approved the consent agenda, which included multiple community donations to district schools and programs (items read into the record and approved as part of the consent agenda). Following routine business, a motion to adjourn was moved and seconded; the board adjourned at 7:23 p.m.
The motions recorded in the meeting minutes provide the formal authority for these actions; no additional funding source breakdowns or detailed vote tallies (individual yes/no votes) were provided in the transcript.
