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Leedey Board approves FY‑26 warrants, personnel contracts and OSSBA policy updates
Summary
The Leedey Board of Education on Oct. 8 approved FY‑26 warrants and purchase orders, several extra‑duty personnel contracts, an annual election resolution and updated OSSBA board policies; all recorded motions passed with four yes votes and one absence.
The Leedey Board of Education met Oct. 8 and approved a series of financial and personnel items for fiscal year 2026 and routine governance matters.
Board member Landon Holcomb moved to approve multiple FY‑26 financial items — including General Fund warrants 200–313 and a set of purchase order numbers listed on the agenda, Building Fund warrants 51–72 and listed purchase orders, Child Nutrition Fund warrants 6–7 and related purchase orders, and Sinking Fund warrant and purchase order 1 — and Darrell Switzer seconded. The motion carried on a recorded vote: Darrell Switzer, Landon Holcomb, Jason Paulsen and James Smith voted yes; Brady Smith was absent.
The board then approved routine meeting business: Board member Darrell Switzer moved to approve the minutes of the Sept. 10, 2025 regular meeting (seconded by Jason Paulsen); that motion passed with the same recorded vote pattern. The board also approved the Leedey Board of Education meeting dates for 2026 on a motion by Jason Paulsen, seconded by Landon Holcomb, and adopted an annual school board election resolution on a motion by Landon Holcomb, seconded by Darrell Switzer; both motions passed with four yes votes and one absence.
On personnel matters, the board approved extra‑duty contracts for the 2025–2026 year. Jason Paulsen moved (seconded by Landon Holcomb) to approve Powerlifting — Brandon Goldston — and gym cleaning contracts for Eric Castle, Shannon Castle and Darren Danielson. The motion passed with the board voting as above. The board also approved specified science and math courses that CareerTech students will take for high‑school credit on a motion by Jason Paulsen, seconded by Landon Holcomb.
Finally, the board approved updated Oklahoma State School Boards Association (OSSBA) board policies as listed on the meeting agenda on a motion by Jason Paulsen, seconded by Landon Holcomb. The transcript records the board’s approval but does not enumerate the specific policy numbers or language.
All formal votes recorded in the meeting show the same tally: Darrell Switzer, Landon Holcomb, Jason Paulsen and James Smith voting yes on each motion recorded in the transcript; Brady Smith was absent for the votes. The board adjourned at 7:20 p.m.
