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Board approves capital asset plan, personnel changes and donations in routine vote
Summary
At its Dec. 17 meeting the North Miami Community Schools Board approved routine minutes and claims, accepted resignations and athletic hires, approved a Capital Asset Threshold Plan and accepted $5,232 in donations; all recorded motions passed unanimously, 5-0.
The North Miami Community Schools Board of School Trustees voted on routine business at its Dec. 17 regular meeting, approving prior minutes, claims, personnel recommendations, a Capital Asset Threshold Plan and donations.
The board approved minutes from the Nov. 19 executive session and the Nov. 19 regular session. The executive-session minutes were approved on a motion from board member Sam Finnegan, seconded by Jeff Working; the regular-session minutes were approved on a motion from Stan Hudson, seconded by Finnegan. Both motions carried 5-0.
Board members approved the listed claims on a motion from Mark Deardorff, seconded by Working; the motion carried 5-0.
Personnel actions approved by the board included two resignations—Stephenie Coppler (6th-grade girls basketball coach) and Hannah Moore (middle/high instructional assistant, effective Dec. 20)—and athletic/academic hires: Brianne Chumbley (6th-grade girls basketball coach), Allen Sayger (winter weights) and Kayla Rudd (winter weights). The resignation motion was moved by Stan Hudson and seconded by Sam Finnegan; the hire recommendations were moved by Mark Deardorff and seconded by Jeff Working. All votes recorded 5-0.
The board voted to approve the district’s Capital Asset Threshold Plan. The motion to adopt the plan was made by Sam Finnegan, seconded by Jeff Working, and passed 5-0.
The board accepted several donations: $225 and $450 designated as student Christmas funds to Guidance, $3,917 earmarked for music department needs, and $640 from the Athletic Boosters for baseball concessions (total $5,232). The donations motion was moved by Mark Deardorff and seconded by Sam Finnegan and carried 5-0.
The board adjourned at 7:32 p.m. following a motion by Finnegan and a second from Deardorff. Recorded votes on the motions listed above were unanimous, 5-0.
