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Leedey Board approves warrants and annual audit, holds executive session to evaluate superintendent

Leedey Board of Education · December 9, 2024
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Summary

At its Dec. 9 meeting, the Leedey Board of Education approved FY‑25 warrants and purchase orders, accepted the FY‑24 annual audit, and convened an executive session to evaluate the superintendent; all recorded votes were unanimous among members present, with one member absent.

The Leedey Board of Education on Dec. 9 approved a set of routine financial items and held an executive session to evaluate the superintendent.

In procedural votes, the board approved the minutes of the Nov. 11 regular meeting; approved FY‑25 General Fund warrants (401–505) and listed purchase orders across the General, Building, Child Nutrition and Transportation Bond funds; and accepted the FY‑24 annual audit. The motions were moved and seconded as recorded in the minutes, and each motion passed with Jared Dirickson, Landon Holcomb, Jason Paulsen and James Smith voting yes. Board member Darrell Switzer was recorded as absent for the votes.

Principal Tate Beer and Superintendent Darren Danielson presented the principal's and superintendent's reports, respectively, and a teacher's report appeared on the agenda. The transcript records the presence of those reports but does not provide details of their content.

The board then moved into an executive session at 7:07 p.m. under the authority cited on the agenda (25 O.S. §307(B)(7) and S.L.O. §528) to evaluate the superintendent; the agenda specified that no resulting vote would be made by the board following the executive session. The board returned to open session at 7:52 p.m. and later adjourned at 7:53 p.m.

No formal disciplinary or employment actions were recorded in the public transcript; the executive session is identified as personnel evaluation and therefore confidential under the cited statutory authority.