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Tri-Center Board approves operational-sharing agreements, breakdown insurance and fiscal year-end bills
Summary
At a June 26 special meeting, the Tri-Center Board of Education approved multiple operational-sharing agreements with neighboring districts and agencies, authorized a 2024–2025 breakdown insurance policy, and approved fiscal year-end bills before adjourning at 7:42 a.m.
Board President Mike Olsen called the Tri-Center Board of Education to order at 7:30 a.m. on June 26 during a special conference-call meeting held at the Board Secretary’s Office. Board members present at the start were Katie Ausdemore, Sara Arnold and Amanda Scherer; Jeremy VanArsdol joined the call at 7:39 a.m. Superintendent Angie Huseman and Board Secretary/Business Manager Jennifer Harder were also on the call.
The board first approved the meeting agenda on a motion by Board member Sara Arnold and a second from Board member Katie Ausdemore; the motion was recorded as carried 4-0. There were no public or staff forum comments and no correspondence reported.
Under new business, Board member Katie Ausdemore moved, and Sara Arnold seconded, to approve several operational-sharing agreements: Tri-Center will share an Assistant School Business Official (SBO) with Missouri Valley Community School District; will receive Human Resources support from Missouri Valley CSD; will share a Curriculum Director with Riverside CSD; and will partner with the Pottawattamie County Sheriff’s Office for a school resource officer (SRO) arrangement. The board recorded the motion as carried 4-0.
At the same time, on a separate motion by Ausdemore with a second from Arnold, the board approved a contract through Jester Insurance for a Breakdown Policy covering 2024–2025. That motion was also recorded as carried 4-0.
Later in the meeting, Board member Amanda Scherer moved, with a second from Sara Arnold, to approve the fiscal year-end bills; the motion was recorded as carried 4-0.
Board member Katie Ausdemore moved to adjourn the special meeting at 7:42 a.m., with a second from Amanda Scherer. The transcript records the vote as "50"; because Jeremy VanArsdol joined the call at 7:39 a.m., five board members were present at adjournment and the motion was recorded as carried. Board President Mike Olsen declared the meeting adjourned at 7:42 a.m.
No resignations or hirings were reported during the session.
