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Kelloggsville Board elects officers, approves food‑service steamer and routine business
Summary
At its Jan. 12, 2026 organizational meeting, the Kelloggsville Board of Education elected officers for 2026, approved the consent agenda and a Vulcan oven/steamer purchase for school food service, and recorded a first reading of a set of NEOLA policy updates.
The Kelloggsville Board of Education conducted its regular/organizational meeting Jan. 12, 2026, electing board officers, approving routine consent items and authorizing a food‑service equipment purchase.
Laura Tanis was elected board president after a nomination from Marie Groters and a second from Crystal Reidzans; the roll-call vote was 7-0. Marie Groters was elected vice president (nominated by Mrs. Ward; seconded by Ms. Townsend), Brittney Rocha was elected secretary (nominated by Mrs. Reidzans; seconded by Mrs. Tanis) and Crystal Reidzans was elected treasurer (nominated by Mrs. Ward; seconded by Mr. Flores‑Garcia). Each election was decided by a 7-0 roll-call vote.
The board approved the consent agenda, including minutes of the Dec. 8, 2025 meeting (Consent items 25‑70) and the personnel report (25‑71). The motion to approve the consent agenda was made by Brittney Rocha and seconded by Laura Tanis and carried 7-0.
In business actions, the board voted unanimously to record a formal recognition of the Kelloggsville Board of Education for its contributions to student education (motion by Ms. Townsend, second by Mr. Flores‑Garcia). The board also approved the purchase of a Vulcan oven/steamer combination from HPS for the district’s food‑service operations (motion by Ms. Rocha, second by Mrs. Reidzans); the minutes do not specify a purchase price.
Student Board Representatives Cameron Clark and Serena Preciado addressed the board during the meeting’s student‑comment segment. Clark thanked the board and emphasized that many students rely on school lunches; Preciado thanked the board, described the district as a safe place with opportunities and noted she has begun taking a college course.
The meeting was adjourned at 6:40 p.m. by President Ward. The board listed its next regularly scheduled meetings as Jan. 26, Feb. 9, Feb. 23 and March 9, 2026.
