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Guthrie board approves calendar, therapy contract and personnel actions in unanimous votes
Summary
At its Jan. 12 meeting, the Guthrie Public Schools Board of Education unanimously approved the consent agenda, the 2026–27 school calendar, a contract with ProCare Therapy for speech services, personnel reports and extra-duty assignments; the board also entered executive session to discuss confidential personnel matters and returned with no votes taken in session.
The Guthrie Public Schools Board of Education approved a slate of routine business items at its Jan. 12 meeting, passing the consent agenda, the proposed 2026–27 school calendar and a contract with ProCare Therapy for speech therapy services for the 2025–26 school year, each by roll call vote of 6 ayes, 0 nays.
A board member moved to approve the consent agenda and the clerk called the roll; the meeting record shows the motion passed 6–0. The calendar committee’s recommendation (packet page 52) was then presented and a motion to approve the 2026–27 calendar passed 6–0.
The board considered an agreement with ProCare Therapy (packet pages 53–62) to provide speech therapy services for the 2025–26 school year; a motion to approve the contract passed by roll call vote, 6–0.
The board voted to go into executive session to discuss personnel matters, including FMLA requests, resignations, separations, transfers and extra-duty assignments, citing confidentiality under "25 Oklahoma statute section 307(b)(1) and (7)." The board returned to open session and the president stated that only items listed under agenda item 12 were discussed and that no votes were taken in executive session.
Following the executive session the board moved to approve the personnel reports and the extra-duty assignments for 2025–26 as presented; both motions passed by roll call, 6 ayes, 0 nays. The board announced there were no resignations since the posting of the agenda and no new business items. A motion to adjourn passed on a final roll-call vote of 6 ayes, 0 nay.
The meeting record shows consistent unanimous roll-call voting for the actions taken; no contested votes or public objections were recorded in the transcript.
