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Stillwater school board approves agenda and consent package, including Rutherford project

Independent School District 834 — Stillwater Area Public Schools School Board · November 6, 2025
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Summary

The Independent School District 834 school board on Nov. 6 approved the meeting agenda and a consent package that included a workers’ compensation insurance renewal, a cooperative agreement with the Washington County Community Development Agency, payment of invoices and the Rutherford Elementary Outdoor Learn and Play Project; both motions carried 7-0.

The Independent School District 834 (Stillwater Area Public Schools) school board met on Nov. 6, 2025, at Oak Park Building in Stillwater and approved the meeting agenda and a consent package that included a workers’ compensation insurance renewal, a cooperative agreement with the Washington County Community Development Agency (CDA), payment of invoices and the Rutherford Elementary Outdoor Learn and Play Project.

Alison Sherman, a school board member, moved to approve the agenda; Andrew Thelander, a school board member, seconded the motion, and the board carried it 7-0. The consent agenda — which the minutes list as: A. Payment of Invoices, October 38-31, 2025; B. Worker’s Compensation Insurance Renewal; C. Cooperative Agreement Between Washington County Community Development Agency (CDA) and ISD834; and D. Rutherford Elementary Outdoor Learn and Play Project — was moved by Katie Hockert, School Board Clerk, seconded by Chris Lauer, and carried 7-0.

The minutes record the items approved but provide no further detail in this session about contract values, insurance terms, or the cooperative agreement’s provisions. The payment-of-invoices line in the minutes lists dates as "October 38-31, 2025," which appears to be a transcription or typographical error; the minutes do not clarify the correct invoice date range.

There were no business items listed under the meeting’s Business Items section. The board adjourned at 8:26 p.m.