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Holly Area Schools board approves personnel changes, awards landscaping contract and approves two student-discipline resolutions in executive session
Summary
The board accepted the consent agenda including a new Special Services Supervisor hire, approved a $69,000 landscaping re-bid to Dalco Services, and in closed sessions approved two student-discipline resolutions (files 2526-10 and 2526-02).
At the March 9 meeting, the Holly Area Schools Board of Education approved routine business and several formal actions, including personnel appointments, a facilities contract, and disciplinary resolutions handled in executive session.
The board unanimously (6–0) approved the consent agenda, which included approval of February minutes, the treasurer’s and financial reports, multiple personnel actions and two overnight athletic trips. Superintendent Roper introduced Amanda Roblyer as the district’s new Special Education Supervisor, a newly created role intended to address an increase in the special education population from approximately 450 to nearly 600 students over three years. The board approved the consent agenda on a motion by Mrs. Blair, supported by Mr. Deahl; roll call was 6 Aye, 0 No.
In old business, Mrs. Oaks moved and Dr. Cunningham supported an award of the Holly ticket booth landscaping re-bid to Dalco Services for $69,000 after two lower bidders withdrew due to incomplete scope. The board approved the contract, roll call 6 Aye, 0 No.
The board recessed twice to executive session under section 8(b) of the Open Meetings Act to discuss student-discipline matters with parental permission. The first recess occurred at 7:52 p.m.; after reconvening at 8:27 p.m. the board approved a resolution related to student file 2526-10 on a 6–0 roll call. The board recessed again at 8:28 p.m. and, after reconvening at 8:42 p.m., approved a resolution regarding student file 2526-02, also on a 6–0 vote. Minutes identify these as formal resolutions but do not include disciplinary specifics; the items were handled in closed session as permitted by state law.
Director Earl briefed the board on FY26 updates to Debt Retirement, Food Service and Community Education fund budgets and noted further Finance Committee review and a May board presentation. The meeting adjourned at 9:09 p.m.
