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Votes at a glance: motions approved at Seaman USD 345 board meeting

Seaman USD 345 Board of Education · June 9, 2026
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Summary

The board approved agenda adoption, consent items, bus purchases, a repair bid for Logan Elementary, policy updates, removal of nicotine from random testing, calendar change for Seaman Relays, superintendent contract approval, and upheld an interdistrict transfer denial.

The following motions were recorded and approved during the Seaman USD 345 board meeting:

- Agenda adoption: Motion moved and seconded; approved by voice/hand vote. - Consent agenda (disposition of business by consent): Approved after motion (moved by Diana, seconded by Kyle). - Bus purchases: Approve purchase of three 2020 buses at $37,705 each (total $113,115); motion carried. - Logan Elementary repair bid: Approve Cinei bid for permanent repairs (recommended); motion carried; insurance deductible of $25,000 noted. - Policy updates: Accept policy updates presented including electronic device policy (JCDC), use of the public offender registry (KFE) procedures, and staff online activities (IGC); motion carried. - Nicotine testing: Approve removing nicotine from the random student drug-testing panel while continuing testing for illegal drugs; motion carried. - Calendar update: Make April 30, 2027 an early release day for Seaman Relays; motion carried. - Superintendent contract: Approve superintendent contract as presented following executive session; motion carried. - Interdistrict transfer(s): Uphold district decision to deny interdistrict transfer request(s) for specified student(s); motion(s) carried.

Several items were discussed and deferred for further information, notably a request to return next month with detailed cost comparisons for repairing versus demolishing the Indian Creek building. Where motions were passed by general voice/hand vote, the transcript does not record a roll-call tally of individual yes/no votes.