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Board approves archery team travel, consent agenda and superintendent contract
Summary
At its March meeting the Grants-Cibola County Schools board approved out-of-state travel for four archery students to a national competition, adopted the monthly bills and expenditures report, and approved the superintendent's employment contract after an executive session.
The Grants-Cibola County Schools board approved three formal actions at its March meeting.
Out-of-state student travel: The board voted to allow four Cabrero Elementary students to travel to Salt Lake City, Utah, to compete in the 2026 MASP Western Nationals. The motion to approve the request was moved by Mister Clausen and seconded by Miss Lorenzo and carried on roll call. The students and coach were introduced at the meeting; presenters provided qualifying scores (Jasmine 237, Aaliyah 229, Isaac 229 and Sean 259) and noted the top possible score was 300. The board wished the students luck.
Consent agenda: The board approved the bills and expenditures report for February 2026 as part of a consent agenda motion moved by Mister Haddeview and seconded by Mister Clausen. A roll-call vote recorded the motion as carried.
Superintendent contract: Following an executive session to discuss limited personnel matters and possible or pending litigation, the board reconvened and voted to approve the superintendent's employment contract. The motion was moved by Mister Padamillo and seconded by Miss Salazar and carried by roll call.
What the votes mean: The travel approval allows district students to participate in a national extracurricular competition and authorizes related travel arrangements. The consent agenda action finalizes routine monthly fiscal reports. The personnel vote formally extends the superintendent's contract following private deliberations by the board.
Next steps: The archery team will proceed with travel logistics; the administration will continue budget and contract work consistent with the approved motions. The board noted multiple upcoming agenda items, including final graduation numbers and policy work, at future meetings.
