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Sheridan School District board approves millage resolution for November ballot and several policy and facility items
Summary
At its Aug. 4 work session the Sheridan School District Board voted 5-0 to approve a millage resolution to appear on the November ballot and to adopt policy updates, a fixed assets disposal list, and a high‑school intercom upgrade; no levy amounts or policy texts were recorded in the minutes.
The Sheridan School District School Board voted unanimously Aug. 4 to forward a millage resolution to the November ballot and to approve routine policy and facilities items.
At the meeting Vice President Jan Caldwell presided. Stan Hancock moved to approve the millage resolution; Jody Spann seconded and the board recorded the vote 5-0 to approve forwarding the resolution to the November ballot. The minutes do not include the proposed levy amount or the exact ballot language.
In the same session the board approved policy updates after a motion from Wade Crosswhite, seconded by Jacob Palmer; the vote was recorded 5-0. The minutes list the policy updates as an agenda item but do not provide the text of the changes.
Board members also approved a fixed assets disposal list (motion by Jacob Palmer, seconded by Jody Spann, vote 5-0) and a high‑school intercom upgrade proposal (motion by Jacob Palmer, seconded by Wade Crosswhite, vote 5-0). The minutes do not specify costs, vendors, or implementation timelines for the intercom upgrade or the disposal items.
The actions were recorded as part of a single work-session agenda that included consent and action items. The board met in executive session later that evening and reconvened before approving personnel items and adjourning. The next regular board meeting is scheduled for Sept. 8, 2025.
