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Board approves routine personnel, contracts and procurement items; legal membership corrected to $3,100
Summary
The Rock Hills board unanimously approved multiple personnel hires and resignations, accepted a flooring bid, opened a Grizzly wood-shop account, cleared surplus technology, and approved KASB membership and legal assistance fund (corrected to $3,100).
At its meeting the Rock Hills Board of Education approved a slate of routine action items, including personnel actions, a vendor flooring selection, membership renewals and the creation of an auxiliary account for the wood shop.
Personnel: After executive session the board accepted the resignation of Andrew Gower (business teacher and FBLA sponsor) effective at the end of the school year and accepted his immediate resignation as assistant track coach. The board approved the hiring motions that followed, recorded as passed in open session: Haley (Hadley) Robinson as an 8–12 ELA teacher, Caleb Howland as a 6–12 science teacher, Hadley Oliver as elementary school counselor, and Stuart Vance as assistant track coach. Each hire motion carried with the board’s affirmative vote.
Contracts and procurement: The board reviewed flooring bids and, after discussion of prior vendor performance and small cost differences, accepted Huffman’s bid for elementary hallway flooring. The legal assistance fund and membership with the Kansas Association of School Boards (KASB) were discussed after staff noted a typo in the materials: the legal assistance fund is $3,100 (not $31,000). The board approved the $3,100 legal assistance fund and the membership renewal without the additional ‘‘season pass’’ option.
Finance and auxiliary accounts: The board approved opening a dedicated account for the Grizzly wood shop so sales and proceeds can be used for woodshop supplies and equipment. It also approved a list of surplus technology equipment for disposal or reallocation.
Votes at a glance: multiple motions were recorded as approved during the meeting, each noted in the board minutes as passing by voice vote (noted as 7–0 where tallied).
