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Starmont board approves instructional materials, trip and stipends; declines vehicle use request; holds closed session

Starmont Community School District Board · June 8, 2026
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Summary

At its June 8 meeting the board approved math workbooks ($2,361.30), an online Spanish program ($285/student), FCCLA travel to Washington, D.C., and an additional stipend; it declined to approve school vehicle use for a festival and held a closed session to evaluate an employee.

The Starmont Community School District Board on June 8 approved several routine instructional and extracurricular items, declined a facilities request, and convened a closed session.

On instructional items, the board approved a Kendall Hunt quote for 6th–8th grade math workbooks totaling $2,361.30 (motion by Tony Recker), and approved a fall-semester online Spanish agreement with Logra Learning at $285 per student (motion by Julie Uhlenkamp). The board also approved qualifying FCCLA members to attend the National Leadership Conference in Washington, D.C., in July, and approved an additional stipend as presented; the transcript does not specify stipend recipients or dollar amounts.

The board considered Backbone Bluegrass Festival’s request to use school vehicles; a motion to approve received no second and therefore failed. Later in the meeting, the board moved into a closed session under Iowa Code 21.5(1)(i) at 7:38 p.m. to evaluate the professional competency of an individual; the roll call vote was unanimous in favor and the board declared itself out of closed session at 8:13 p.m.

Other routine business included the first reading of several annual policies and the activity director’s report on school athletics and state placements. The consent agenda — which included hires, open enrollments, subscriptions and payments — was approved earlier in the meeting.