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Votes at a glance: board approves calendar amendment, gym floor bid, policy reading, grant assignment account and moves to executive session

Gallatin County Board of Education · April 22, 2026
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Summary

At its special meeting, the Gallatin County Board of Education approved amendments to the 2025–26 school calendar, awarded a gym‑floor renovation bid, passed the second reading of Board Policy 47, approved a US Bank grant assignment account for a USDA/DLT award, and voted to enter executive session to discuss student discipline and proposed litigation.

Several routine and administrative items were decided at the Gallatin County Board of Education special meeting.

Calendar amendment: The board approved an amended 2025–26 school calendar that accounts for three snow days in December by adding two days at the end of the year, moving the district closing day to May 27 so that graduation may occur on May 23. The motion passed by voice vote (recorded 4‑0).

Gym‑floor renovation: The board reviewed a single bid from the contractor that completed the middle‑school work and approved the renovation. The vendor estimated about a two‑week shutdown to sand, refinish and reinstall floor markings; the contract was approved (recorded 4‑0).

Board Policy 47: The board completed the second reading of Board Policy 47 (procedures and policy) with one member dissenting; the motion passed with a recorded 3‑1 vote. The dissenting member had explained their reasons at the prior meeting.

US Bank — USDA/DLT grant assignment account: The board discussed a vendor arrangement in which US Bank would be assigned grant proceeds to 'float' payments on a large DLT grant for classroom equipment (transcript reference to roughly $1,000,000 of equipment). Staff clarified that the arrangement is an assignment account (not an escrow in their description) and that payments to vendors will be made only after installation and approval. The board approved using US Bank as the grant assignment account (recorded 4‑0).

Executive session: The board moved into executive session under KRS 61.81 (paragraph 1, subsection f and paragraph 1, subsection tc) to discuss matters that may lead to the discipline, dismissal or expulsion of a student and to discuss proposed litigation on behalf of the district; the motion carried 4‑0.

Votes and motions at a glance: - Agenda approval: Motion to approve the agenda — mover recorded as Miss Becky; second by Mister Jones; outcome: approved (recorded 3‑1). - Consent agenda: Approved by voice vote (4‑0). - Amended 2025–26 school calendar: Motion approved (4‑0). - Gym‑floor renovation bid: Motion approved (4‑0). - Board Policy 47 second reading: Motion approved (3‑1). - US Bank grant assignment account (USDA/DLT): Motion approved (4‑0). - Motion to enter executive session (KRS 61.81): Motion approved (4‑0).

What happens next: The calendar and contracts will proceed as approved; staff will return an updated extra‑duty salary schedule for a second reading with corrected basketball numbers.