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Board approves consent agenda, purchasing contract, appropriation transfer and career-center resolution

Mt Vernon Community School Corp Board · March 17, 2026
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Summary

The Mt Vernon Community School Corp board voted 5-0 to approve the consent agenda, a Food to School purchasing cooperative contract, an additional appropriation to transfer $254,289.72 for repayment of an old common school loan, and Resolution 202609 to authorize applying for a new school number for the Hancock County Career Center (HC3).

At its meeting, the Mt Vernon Community School Corp board took several routine actions by unanimous voice votes.

Agenda and consent items: The board approved a revised agenda and later approved the consent agenda, which included the March 9 regular-session minutes, personnel reports and professional service contracts. The consent agenda motion carried 5–0.

Food purchasing contract: The board approved the district’s annual membership and contract with the Food to School purchasing cooperative for the 2026–27 school year. Motion to approve the Food to School purchasing cooperative contract was carried 5–0.

Additional appropriation: During an appropriation hearing, CFO Greg Elkins explained a request to transfer available debt-service funds back to the education fund to repay an older common school loan (loan B 0284) totaling $254,289.72. The board voted to accept the additional appropriation and authorize the transfer; the motion carried 5–0.

Career center resolution (Resolution 202609): The board approved a resolution authorizing the district to apply for a new school number for the Hancock County Career Center (HC3), where the district will serve as the local education agency for the new career center. Motion carried 5–0.

All votes recorded during the action items at this meeting were unanimous in favor. The board adjourned at 8:31 p.m.