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Hyannis Area Schools board approves $274,567.38 in bills and claims
Summary
The Hyannis Area Schools Board of Education approved a consent agenda including minutes and bills and claims totaling $274,567.38 and recorded payroll and benefit disbursements; two trustees were absent and the next meeting was set for March 9, 2026.
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Justin Vinton, president of the Hyannis Area Schools Board of Education, called the Feb. 9 regular meeting to order and the board approved its consent agenda, which included minutes and bills and claims totaling $274,567.38.
On a motion by Chris Cover, board secretary, seconded by Vice President Clint Taylor, trustees voted to approve the consent items. The minutes record that trustees Mark Vinton, Clint Taylor, Chris Cover and President Justin Vinton voted Aye; Kevin Anderson and Bob Meester were absent.
The approved bills and claims list a total disbursement of $274,567.38 and show fund-level items including a $10,000 transfer from the general fund to the lunch fund, lunch fund obligations of $24,304.97, activity fund payments of $14,374.78 and a special building fund disbursement of $11,104.09. Payroll and benefit items recorded in the minutes include classified and non-classified wages of $116,825.07 and employer Social Security and federal tax payments of $30,024.64.
The board received an administrative report that noted a district financial review is complete and the 2026–27 calendar process is underway; district staff also mentioned a Nebraska Department of Education external team visit planned for fall 2026. The meeting adjourned at 5:23 PM.
The board set its next regular meeting for Monday, March 9, 2026, at 6:00 PM in the high school library.
