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Anderson board approves claims, surplus vehicle, easement payment and personnel hires
Summary
Trustees approved financial claims and food-service claims, declared a 2002 Ford surplus for D26 Career Center, authorized a $5,700 temporary easement payment to INDOT for sidewalks near two schools, and approved HR recommendations including Valley Grove principal Brian Hare.
The Anderson Community School Corp. board on May 11 approved routine consent items and several specific actions in its consent and personnel sections.
Finance: The board approved claims numbered 106275–106605 and food-service claims 3335–3379 under resolution R-2026-15 after Mr. Elmore presented the financial report. The roll-call recorded unanimous approval by trustees in attendance.
Surplus property: The board declared a 2002 Ford truck assigned to the D26 Career Center surplus and authorized its disposal; proceeds will be used to support the corporation's automotive programs.
Property/easement: Trustees approved a resolution authorizing transfer of limited property rights and temporary easements to the Indiana Department of Transportation for a State Road 9 sidewalk improvement project near Anderson Intermediate School and East Side Elementary School. The state offered $5,700 for the easement.
Human resources: The board approved resolution R-2026-17 covering monthly personnel actions and recommended administrative hires. The board approved Miss Plain as assistant principal at Anderson Elementary and Brian Hare as principal at Valley Grove Elementary; Hare briefly addressed the audience and thanked the board.
Field trips: The board also approved field-trip and conference-leave requests (resolution R-2026-18) with identified funding sources.
What this means: These approvals are routine operational actions that clear payroll and program staffing, authorize small capital disposals, and permit a state sidewalk project to proceed with minimal district compensation.
