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Arvon Township School Board approves 18-millage wording, accepts powerwash bid and updates busing policy
Summary
At its July 9 meeting the Arvon Township School Board approved wording for an 18-millage renewal, accepted a bid to powerwash the school, restricted bussing to current students, and set stipend-eligible meetings at 13; motions carried unanimously among attending members.
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The Arvon Township School Board on July 9 approved wording for an 18-millage renewal and completed a series of routine actions, including accepting a maintenance bid and updating district policies.
The board, led by President M. Deline, voted to approve the wording for an 18-millage renewal; the motion carried as all in favor. The board later accepted a bid from contractor Tyler La Plante to powerwash the school building after a motion from L. Griffith and a second from K. Laramore; that motion also carried as all in favor.
On transportation, L. Griffith moved and K. Laramore seconded an update to the district's bussing policy to provide transportation only to current Arvon Township School students; the board adopted the change unanimously. The board also voted that meetings eligible for stipends will total 13 (12 regular meetings plus one budget meeting).
Procedural items completed at the meeting included adopting the agenda as amended and approving minutes from the June 27 budget meeting. The meeting was adjourned at 5:45 p.m.
What happens next: The board set its next meeting for Aug. 13, 2024, at 5:00 p.m.
