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Oneida Special School District board approves agenda, consent items, personnel actions and policies

Oneida Special School District board · August 1, 2024
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Summary

At its meeting, the Oneida Special School District board approved the agenda and consent agenda, accepted several resignations and leaves, approved cooperative purchasing and eight policies on second reading, and authorized supplemental pay amendments and fundraisers. Most motions passed on roll call.

The Oneida Special School District board approved the meeting agenda and the consent agenda and carried a string of routine motions covering procurement, personnel actions and policy updates.

The board chair moved to approve the agenda and later to approve the consent agenda; both motions were seconded and carried on roll call. The transcript records roll-call responses from board members Dr. Nancy Williamson, Kevin Bird, Dr. Danny Cross, Dorothy Watson and Mark Matthews indicating affirmative votes for those motions.

Among the items approved were two external agreements described in the packet (one listed as with Mountain People's Health and another for "state special schools"), eight board policies on second reading, and cooperative purchasing agreements available through the state.

The board also approved an amendment to supplemental pay that will allow additional compensation for coaches who run summer training (the transcript cited baseball and softball as examples); four leave-of-absence requests were granted; and the board accepted letters of resignation from staff members listed in the meeting packet.

Other approvals included a field trip request for high-school seniors to visit the University of the Cumberlands on Sept. 26 and two fundraising requests (middle-school club shirts and audio-visual program sponsorships). Each motion was made, seconded and carried on roll call according to the meeting record.

The board moved to the director's report after completing business and adjourned later in the meeting.