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Votes at a glance: June 24, 2026 Cannelton School Corporation board meeting
Summary
Trustees approved routine business including agenda, minutes, financials, personnel actions, policy updates, donations, contracts (Kaseik, Ivy Tech shared employment, adjuncts), approval to move forward on a transportation contract, and authorization to publicize bond hearings.
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At its June 24 meeting the Cannelton School Corporation Board of School Trustees recorded the following actions by voice vote (no individual roll-call tallies were recorded):
- Approved the meeting agenda as amended to add item 8.8 (authorization to publicize bond hearings). - Approved minutes of the regular meeting of May 27, 2026. - Approved financial items: checks dated 6/5/26 ($553,233.23) and 6/18/26 ($391,293.66) and accounts payable register from 5/27/26 to 6/24/26 totaling $1,721,894.78. - Approved the personnel report covering multiple hires, transfers and resignations. - Adopted spring policy updates that had received first reading in May. - Accepted three $50 donations from Lidd Excavation Construction, Paul Richards, and Bradley and Laura Smith for fourth-grade activities. - Approved table purchases for the Mac L cafeteria (funded from cafeteria funds). - Approved the Kaseik Joint Service Agreement for specialized student services. - Approved a lease-employee agreement with Ivy Tech to share staff and an adjunct teacher agreement for Tammy Hershberger (one-year adjunct contract). - Approved moving forward with a transportation quote/contract phase to provide up to 10–15 buses for the Grissom Air Show; staff will review the formal contract when received. - Approved an adjunct contract for Mrs. Mooney (counselor at Pipe Creek). - Authorized publicizing bond hearings per item 8.8.
Several items generated discussion (noted in separate articles): trustees questioned disposal of old cafeteria tables, the rising costs of the Kaseik consortium, salary allocation for the Ivy Tech shared position, and potential district liability for unused buses under a transportation contract. The meeting adjourned after scheduling discussion and plans for an executive session to conduct the superintendent’s annual evaluation.
Votes and motions: All approvals were by voice vote and recorded as carried; no roll-call tallies or individual vote records were given in the transcript.

