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School board approves routine motions, transfers about $20,000 and replaces authorized bank signer
Summary
The local school board approved a package of routine items at its meeting, including policy readings, a roughly $20,000 transfer from Fund 20 to multi-district funds, replacement of an authorized bank signer (Julie Jones replaced by Crystal Gomez), approval of a 2026 lease and adoption of a resolution of intent to increase permissive levies.
The school board approved a series of routine actions at its meeting, including policy readings, a budget transfer and changes to bank signatories.
Board members voted by voice on a consent agenda and on several action items. The board approved moving the remaining cash balance of about $20,000 from Fund 20 into the multi-district funds and then closing Fund 20, according to a motion recorded in the minutes. The board also approved removing Julie Jones as an authorized signer on district bank accounts and adding Crystal Gomez as the authorized signer, a change the minutes say is tied to Jones’ retirement.
Other approved items included a list of book blast rewards and donated books, approval of several policies on second reading, authorization of a 2026 Mocon's lease (transcript spelling), and adoption of a resolution of intent to impose an increase in nonvoted (permissive) levies.
Motions and recorded movers/seconders in the minutes: a consent-agenda motion credited to Britney with a second by Kayla; book approvals credited to Jenny (mover) and Kayla (second); policy second readings credited to Britney (mover) and Kelly (second); the Fund 20 transfer credited to Britney (mover) and Jenny (second); replacement of the authorized signer recorded as moved by Britney and seconded by Kayla; the Mocon's lease recorded as moved by Jenny and seconded by Kelly; and the permissive-levies resolution recorded as moved by Britney and seconded by Jenny. The record indicates each vote was taken by voice; the minutes do not list roll-call vote tallies.
The board also completed a first-reading approval for policies 1–5 after staff explained a minor curriculum alignment shift related to a middle-school science resource and unit counts. The superintendent’s report noted resignations and transfers and the board placed a matter involving an individual’s privacy into executive session for a student-expulsion discussion.
The board did not record any public comments on these action items during the meeting, and the minutes show no roll-call tallies for votes; outcomes are recorded as voice approvals.
