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Scott County board approves routine agreements, budget, personnel items and to enter executive session
Summary
The board approved the consent agenda, multiple memoranda of agreement, renewals and bids, the tentative 2026–27 budget, and voted to enter executive session for the superintendent evaluation under KRS 61.810 and KRS 156.557.
The Scott County Board of Education approved a series of routine items during its meeting, including the consent agenda, several memoranda of agreement and contracts, renewals of annual bids and the district's tentative budget for fiscal 2026–27. The board also voted to enter executive session at the meeting’s close under Kentucky statutes related to personnel matters.
Key approvals included:
- Consent agenda (items A–G) — motion carried. - Nomination and approval of Diana Brooker to serve on the local planning committee (item 9). - Approval of certified levies for the 2026–27 school year (item 10). - Approved transportation agreement between Scott County Board of Education and Bright Horizons Child Center LLC (item 12). - Approved memorandum of agreement among Wedco District Health Department, University of Kentucky Department of Pediatrics, and Scott County Board of Education (item 13). - Approved memorandum of agreement with the Kentucky Center for Grieving Children and Families (KCGCF) and other partner MOUs (items 14–16 and others). - Approved establishment of Scott County High School Girls Golf Team Booster Club (item 24) and creation of several positions (items 23A–23C). - Approved tentative 2026–27 budget (item 25) and multiple annual bid renewals (meals, awards/trophies, clothing, towing, parts, fire extinguisher service, flooring, printing and others). - Approved surplus items and accepted the April 2026 financial statement showing April receipts and expenses. - Voted to enter executive session pursuant to KRS 61.810 and KRS 156.557 for the superintendent evaluation; motion carried.
Most votes were taken by voice with the clerk calling "All in favor?" followed by the board answering; detailed roll-call tallies were not recorded in the transcript for routine consent items. Several items referenced in the agenda were approved without extended discussion.
Authorities cited in the meeting record for the executive-session motion were KRS 61.810 and KRS 156.557; the meeting record does not show substantive debate that changed any of the motions' outcomes.
Votes and motions recorded in the meeting transcript reflect approvals for routine operational items; no contested final outcomes were recorded.
