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Bermudian Springs SD board approves personnel, policies and routine business; moves to executive session
Summary
At its regular meeting the board approved a slate of personnel actions, the graduation list and ceremony date, multiple policy updates, budget items including ACTI's operating budget, and accepted a small STEM donation; the public session ended with a planned executive session for personnel and legal matters.
The Bermudian Springs School District board approved a series of routine motions by roll call vote during its regular meeting.
Items approved included minutes from the March meeting and financial reports A–F (general fund, cafeteria, capital reserve, scholarship, activities fund). Under personnel the board approved multiple items (resignations A1(A–D), a teacher transfer to emotional support for 2026–27, several support‑staff hires, a substitute support‑staff appointment for the remainder of 2025–26, contracted staff for the summer camp program, and volunteer appointments for softball and youth field hockey). The board also approved the 2026 graduation class list and scheduled the ceremony for Wednesday, June 3, 2026 at 7:00 p.m. on Alumni Field with contingency dates for inclement weather.
On program and compliance matters, the board approved the ACTI 2026–27 operating budget, a 2026–27 'third abilities' agreement as presented, the 2026–29 special education comprehensive plan, and a revised bank resolution to reflect changes in board officers. The board accepted a donation of Sable Systems VEX 123 robots valued at $1,000 for early elementary robotics instruction and authorized disposal of obsolete high‑school equipment per the attachment.
Policy work advanced: the board approved 26 revised policies on second reading (items K1–K26), approved the first reading of new/revised policies numbered 119–150 (items 27–49) to move through the reading process, and voted to retire four older policies as recommended by the policy committee. A board member asked that proposed language for Policy 105 be revisited in policy committee before any substantive addition is finalized; the board agreed the committee will review the suggested language and any substantive change would return for the appropriate reading.
The board concluded the public meeting by announcing it would reconvene in executive session to continue work on personnel and legal matters.
All items recorded as "motion carries" in the public record were approved by roll call vote; individual roll‑call vote tallies were not read aloud into the public record during each item.
