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Jamestown board approves consent items, new course, nursing MOU and personnel actions
Summary
At its June 1 meeting the Jamestown Public School Board approved the consent agenda, a new drumline ensemble course (grant-funded), a memorandum of understanding with Central Valley Health for nursing services for 2026–27, ratified the teacher master agreement by roll call and approved several personnel and policy items.
The Jamestown Public School Board on June 1 approved a slate of routine and contract-related items, including course and service agreements and personnel actions.
Consent agenda: The board approved the consent agenda on a motion by Jason with a second by Steve; the chair called for the voice vote and declared the motion approved.
Course approval: The board approved a drumline ensemble course after members confirmed the course budget was covered by an already-approved grant and that the course would be open to all students, regardless of prior piano experience.
Health services: The board approved a memorandum of understanding with Central Valley Health to provide nursing services for the 2026–27 school year; the superintendent said the amount is the same as prior years.
Collective bargaining and personnel: The board ratified the teacher master agreement and subsequent JEA approval letter using a roll-call vote in which named board members voted yes. The board also approved schedules for non-teaching professionals, support-staff lane-change corrections and approved conditional hires (Gabriella Zimmer, Tyler Dean and Ryan Fromke) pending background checks and licensure.
Policies and tuition: The board approved policy updates (ACEB, BDAB, BDBB) and approved a tuition agreement listed as 'Medina.'
Reconsideration of administrator agreement: Board member Dan moved to reconsider the administrator master agreement previously approved April 20; after discussion the board approved the motion to reopen negotiations and to return a revised agreement for a vote before the July 1 deadline.
Votes recorded: Most motions were carried by voice vote with no recorded opposition and were announced as "motion approved"; the teacher master agreement ratification was taken by roll call with individual 'yes' votes recorded in the transcript.
