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Kelloggsville board approves consent items, proposes 2026–27 schedule and sets Community Celebration date
Summary
The Kelloggsville Board of Education approved consent agenda items including minutes, personnel actions and expenditure reports (General Fund $702,712.26) and accepted staff recommendations to place the 2026–27 meeting calendar and an Oct. 2 Community Celebration date on the March 6 agenda for consent consideration.
The Kelloggsville Board of Education approved its consent agenda at the March 9, 2026 regular meeting, approving minutes, personnel actions and the district expenditure report.
A motion to approve Consent Agenda Items 25-86 (minutes from 02/09/26), 25-87 (personnel report) and 25-88 (expenditure report) was moved by Mrs. Ward and seconded by Mrs. Reidzans. Superintendent James Alston reviewed the expenditures: General Fund $702,712.26; Food Service $13,355.25; Child Care $0.00; Capital Projects $12,594.23. The motion carried on a 6–0 vote (Mrs. Ward, Mrs. Reidzans, Mr. Flores-Garcia, Ms. Rocha, Ms. Townsend and Mrs. Groters voting yes; Mrs. Tanis recorded as absent in the roll call).
On proposals, Mr. Alston presented a draft Board meeting calendar for 2026–27 that would schedule meetings on the second and fourth Mondays (with single meetings in December and April to accommodate school breaks) and maintain current start times; that schedule will be placed on the March 6 agenda as a consent item. CFO Chad Morrow and Mr. Roscoe recommended the district hold its Community Celebration on Friday, Oct. 2, 2026, to coincide with a home football game; the recommendation will also be placed on the March 6 agenda as a consent item.
Superintendent Alston congratulated student athletes: Cameron Clark and the Kelloggsville bowling team were named Regional Champions. Student Board Representative Serena Preciado reported a heating and window problem in a classroom (identified as Mr. Blok’s), saying students were allowed to wear coats in class while the issue is addressed. The meeting adjourned at 6:51 p.m.
Minutes were recorded by Tammy S. Skinner.
