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Board approves consent agenda, moves fees on first reading, OKs athletic foundation MOU and adopts policies
Summary
The Park City Board of Education approved the consent agenda, advanced school fees on first reading (public hearing and second reading to follow), approved a memorandum of understanding with the Go Miners Athletic Foundation contingent on 501(c)(3) recognition, adopted several posted policies, and adjourned.
The Park City Board of Education took several procedural and governance actions during its meeting.
The board approved the consent agenda, which included regular- and closed-session minutes from Jan. 20, retreat minutes from Feb. 11, personnel items, travel requests, and the board revenue and expenditures report.
On school fees, the board held a first reading of next year’s fee schedules and voted to approve the fees on first reading; staff presented a plan to implement an online payment platform that will add a 5% transaction fee for card payments, automate posting to the district accounting system via nightly export files, and leave nutrition services and some after-school payment systems (e.g., USA Swimming, LE0) separate for implementation later. The first reading was approved; the fees will return for a required second reading in April and the district will hold a public hearing on the fee schedule.
A motion to approve a memorandum of understanding with the Go Miners Athletic Foundation carried, contingent on the foundation receiving IRS recognition as a 501(c)(3). Staff and board members described the foundation as intended to operate similarly to the Park City Education Foundation, primarily to support athletics and fundraising for district programs.
The board adopted multiple policies that had been posted for the required 20 days, including policy 3004 (student membership), policy 7060 (sick bank), policy 7090 (substitutes), policy 7110 (resignations) and policy 10025 (homeschool/charter school procedures), after a board member moved for adoption and the motion carried.
A motion to adjourn passed, and the board closed the meeting.
Votes and formal actions recorded in the meeting transcript include approvals by voice vote; no roll-call tallies were recorded in the transcript excerpts provided.
