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Mattawan board approves loan application, plow truck purchase and summer policy updates

Mattawan Consolidated School Board of Education · August 11, 2025
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Summary

The Mattawan Consolidated School Board approved several motions Aug. 11, including a school loan application, a $45,698 plow-truck purchase from Berger Chevrolet via MiDeal, appointment of a MASB delegate, and adoption of summer policy revisions; all motions carried unanimously as recorded.

The Mattawan Consolidated School Board on Aug. 11 approved a package of routine but consequential business items, including a school loan application, a vehicle purchase and summer policy revisions.

President Ted Roethlisberger moved to approve the consent agenda, which included personnel approvals and financial reports; Vice President Shari Magrath supported the motion and the board recorded seven ayes and zero nays. Several separate motions under New Business were approved later in the meeting.

On the MASB 2025 Delegate Assembly, the board approved Shari Magrath as delegate and Vickie Mabin-Herzberg as alternate after a motion by Roethlisberger supported by Secretary Mark Noffsinger; the motion passed with seven ayes.

The board approved an annual loan application to the School Loan Revolving Fund after a motion by Treasurer Vickie Mabin-Herzberg supported by Marika Hawes-Ruhrup; the minutes record a roll-call listing of board members and that the motion passed.

The board also authorized the purchase of one plow truck from Berger Chevrolet through MiDeal for $45,698. That purchase was approved on a motion by Roethlisberger supported by Trustee Rick George; the minutes show a roll-call and indicate the motion passed.

Finally, the board adopted the summer policy revisions on a motion by Roethlisberger supported by Marika Hawes-Ruhrup; the motion carried with seven ayes.

Votes at a glance: Consent agenda approved (ayes 7); MASB delegate appointment approved (ayes 7); School Loan Revolving Fund application approved (roll call recorded; motion passed); Plow truck purchase (Berger Chevrolet via MiDeal) approved for $45,698 (roll call recorded; motion passed); Summer policy revisions approved (ayes 7).

The meeting record lists the board members involved in roll-call items as Mark Noffsinger, Vickie Mabin-Herzberg, Ted Roethlisberger, Shari Magrath, Onur Arugaslan, Rick George and Marika Hawes-Ruhrup. The minutes do not include extended debate or direct quotes on these motions; each is recorded as passing.