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Votes at a glance: board approves consent agenda, donations, handbooks, transfers, trips and lunch-price increase

Bremen Public Schools Board · June 11, 2026
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Summary

The Bremen Public Schools board unanimously approved the consent agenda and motions to accept two donations, update student handbooks, approve student transfers, allow two overnight FFA trips and increase lunch prices for the 2026–27 year; an executive session was announced and the meeting adjourned.

The board moved and approved the consent agenda at the start of the meeting.

Donations: The board accepted two donations (a $500 gift from Alfredo Alvarado and Zimmer Biomet to support high-school baseball and $1,905 from First Church of Christ for the Bremen cafeteria equipment). The motion to accept the donations passed unanimously.

Student-handbook updates: The board approved updates to the elementary/middle and high‑school student handbooks following motions and seconding; no substantive debate was recorded.

Student transfers: The board approved transfer parameters discussed on the agenda (reference to a 50-per-grade-level limit and an application deadline). The motion passed unanimously.

Overnight trips: The board approved two FFA overnight trips — one to Noblesville (June 15–18) and one to the national FFA convention in Indianapolis (Oct. 21–24). Motions and seconds were recorded; votes were all in favor.

School lunch prices: The board approved a modest increase in lunch prices for the 2026–27 school year after a brief presentation by the food-service consultant, who noted rising food costs and said the proposed prices remain competitive with neighboring districts.

Adjournment: The board set its next meeting for July 8 at 6:30 p.m. in the central office, announced an executive session to follow and voted to adjourn.