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Oracle board approves consent agenda, personnel changes and 8th-grade trip to San Diego
Summary
At its June 10 meeting the board approved a multi-item consent agenda with vouchers and disposals, ratified personnel actions including new hires and resignations, and authorized an 8th-grade educational trip to San Diego for Spring 2025.
The Oracle Elementary School District No.2 Governing Board approved a broad consent agenda and several distinct items at its June 10 regular meeting.
Consent items approved included minutes for recent meetings; payroll vouchers (e.g., V63 $2,216.66; V64 $40,374.59; V65 $2,998.50; V66 $55,632.25; V67 $60,391.08; V68 $20,657.21; V69 $88,816.83); expenditure vouchers (V2448 $35,574.05; V2449 $834.63; V2450 $755.20; V2451 $14,887.81); financial reports as of July 5, 2024; June 2024 account statements; student fees for SY24/25; tax credit budget; benefits spreadsheet; sole source vendors; vendor agreements including PowerSchool/SchoolMessenger and a Pro Care in-person speech pathologist agreement; the Mt. Vista K-8 Student & Family Handbook for SY24/25; the district organizational chart; and disposals of worn or broken classroom furniture and equipment.
The board accepted donations including $1,000 to Mt. Vista Kindergarten Prep (Preschool) Special Education from the Catalina Knights of Columbus and donated children's books from Mary Jo Swarzberg.
On personnel matters the board approved hiring Mathew Peru as a certified teacher; accepted resignations from Shilo Bowser (custodian) and Veronica Sanchez (special education paraprofessional); and ratified summer assignments for Toni Sanchez (summer project – custodial) and Mylinda Ellis (summer food service assistant substitute). The board also approved Before and After Days for FY24/25.
The board approved an educational 8th-grade trip to San Diego for Spring 2025; the trip was presented by Principal Shannon Soule and teacher Corrie Guerrero and recommended by Superintendent Mrs. Nehrmeyer. Camilo Gotay moved and Edie Crall seconded the various motions; meeting minutes consistently record 'all in favor' and that motions carried.
