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Oracle Elementary board ratifies consent agenda, budgets and two staffing appointments
Summary
The governing board approved its consent agenda Sept. 9, ratifying payroll and expenditure vouchers, adopting multiple 2024–25 budgets and contracts, and approving extended school-day programming and two new hires for the district.
Oracle Elementary School District No.2’s Governing Board unanimously approved a broad consent agenda at its Sept. 9 meeting that included ratification of payroll and expenditure vouchers, acceptance of financial reports and adoption of several 2024–25 budgets and contracts.
The consent package approved items listed in board materials, including payroll vouchers V3 ($57,073.86), V4 ($27,126.38), V5 ($80,071.32), V6 ($59,250.42) and expenditure vouchers (V2455 $4,886.25; V2508 $394.84; V2504 $57,998.26; V2505 $159.66; V2506 $65,501.77; V2507 $58,000.76). The board also approved financial reports as of Sept. 3, 2024, August account statements, and the district’s Gifted and Talented Education (GATE) and Extended School Day budgets for the 2024–25 school year.
The board ratified a contract with Guided Oaks Therapy Services, LLC for speech-language services for the 2024–25 school year. The consent agenda also recorded gifts and donations, including school supply baskets donated by Terry Waddell and Shear Expressions Salon, and supplies donated to the Mountain Vista kindergarten prep program by the Shalom Club of SaddleBrooke Ranch.
In a separate but related action the board ratified extended school-day programming for Fall 2024 and approved two personnel appointments: Ashlee Parker as a speech paraprofessional and Brian Herndon as a substitute teacher. Camilo Gotay moved to approve the ratifications and appointments; Linda Lyon seconded and the motions carried unanimously.
The board’s motions on these items were procedural approvals recorded as part of the regular meeting; no additional conditions or contingencies were noted in the meeting record. The board adjourned at 8:03 p.m.
