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Votes at a glance: minutes amendment, warrants, land gift, side letter, personnel leave

Missisquoi Valley School District #89 Board of Directors · September 10, 2024
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Summary

At its September meeting the board approved a minutes amendment clarifying football program funding, accepted the warrant, approved a boundary adjustment gifted to the district, extended a side letter stipend for prep‑period coverage to $50, and approved a leave of absence with continued employee health premiums.

The board took multiple formal votes at the meeting.

• Minutes (Aug. 27): The board approved the minutes with an amendment clarifying that the budget reference related to support/wiring for a football scoreboard project and not necessarily full procurement/installation; two members abstained.

• Warrants: The board reviewed and accepted the accounts payable/payroll warrant as read aloud; a total of 4,212,675 was listed during the presentation.

• Boundary adjustment (land gift): The board accepted a town‑ and neighbor‑proposed boundary adjustment that conveys portions of land to the district to secure the access road and create a buffer; facilities supported the transaction.

• Side letter (prep coverage): The board approved extending a side letter to compensate educators who cover prep periods; the stipend was raised to $50 and the superintendent (Jen) was authorized to sign.

• Personnel: The board entered executive session for confidential personnel matters, and on return approved a leave of absence request and agreed that the district would continue paying the employee portion of health‑care premiums during the leave.

The board recorded motions as carried for the listed items; specific roll‑call tallies were not read into the public transcript for each item.