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Chair Anthony Mondaine opens meeting; board approves 2026–27 student-parent handbook, accepts concrete contract and moves to closed session
Summary
At a regular board meeting called to order by Chair Anthony Mondaine, the board unanimously approved the student-parent handbook for the 2026–2027 school year and accepted a bid and contract for partial concrete work at the transportation lot. The board then voted to adjourn to closed session under Missouri statutes for personnel and legal matters.
Chair Anthony Mondaine called the regular board meeting to order at 7:00 a.m., saying, "My name is Anthony Mondaine, and I would like to call this meeting to order." The board immediately moved to approve the meeting agenda, which passed by voice vote.
The board then considered new business. Members voted to approve the high school, middle school and elementary student-parent handbook for the 2026–2027 school year after a motion and second; the motion passed with no recorded opposition. The handbook was presented as one bundle covering all grade levels.
On the second agenda item the board voted to accept a bid and contract for partial concrete work at the district transportation lot. During discussion a board member asked whether the negotiated amount matched expectations; Dr. Stout responded that the scope and cost matched anticipated work and that "it came in better than what we anticipated," noting the board was "very excited about that." The motion to accept the bid and contract passed on a voice vote.
Later in the meeting a member moved to adjourn into closed session pursuant to Missouri state statute for personnel issues (610.0213) and legal matters (610.0211). After a second, the board conducted a roll call that recorded six "yes" votes, and the meeting was adjourned to closed session.
No dollar amounts, vendor names, or implementation timelines for the concrete contract were specified in the public record. The board did not take further public action before adjourning into closed session.
