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Miami‑Yoder board approves consent agenda including employment actions and policy readings
Summary
The board unanimously approved financial reports, accepted resignations and approved employment of principals and the business manager, and approved multiple policy readings including student records and health‑related policies.
At its March 11 meeting the Miami‑Yoder Joint District No. 60 Board of Education approved the consent agenda, which included financial reports, personnel actions and several policy readings.
The board approved the financial reports covering the general, bond, lunch, activity and class funds. It accepted resignations and approved employment actions, including the employment of principals and the business manager. The motions passed with aye votes from Ronny Burr, Jon Hogeboom and Desiree McKnight.
Policy actions included approval of a first and final reading for JRNJRC Student Records/Release of Information on Students and approval of several second‑reading policies: EF‑E‑2 (Civil Rights Complaint Procedure for School Nutrition Programs), JLCC (Communicable Diseases), JLCE and JLCE‑R (First Aid and Emergency Medical Care and related regulations), JLDAC (Screening/Testing of Students and Treatment of Mental Disorders), JLF‑R (Reporting Child Abuse/Child Protection), forms and exhibits related to student records, and JRCA (Sharing of Student Records between the district and state agencies). The minutes record the second‑reading motion as seconded by 'Mrs. Darby' though Mrs. Darby was listed as absent at roll call earlier in the minutes; the record does not clarify that discrepancy.
No disagreements or abstentions were recorded. The board scheduled an auditor review by Zoom for the next meeting and noted budgeting work continues ahead of final May projections.
What remains to be provided in the public record: full policy texts as adopted, personnel contracts and any documentation clarifying the apparent attendance/seconding discrepancy noted in the meeting minutes.
