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Geneva board approves calendar, meeting relocation, delegate travel and accepts technology coordinator retirement
Summary
At the meeting the board approved the 2026–27 school calendar, agreed to relocate monthly meetings to Geneva City Hall beginning April 13, approved sending a delegate to the COSBA conference, accepted the retirement of technology coordinator Ricky Nicholson (effective June 30, 2026), and voted to enter executive session on a student matter.
The Geneva City Board of Education approved several routine and personnel items in a meeting that combined superintendent reports and board votes.
By voice vote the board approved an amended agenda (superintendent-requested removal of item 9A), the January 12 minutes and the December 25 financial reports after a staff member noted a printing error in the packet and offered corrected copies.
The board approved sending a delegate to the COSBA national conference in March, accepting Mrs. Marks’s volunteered participation and instructing the board secretary to complete registration and travel arrangements under district travel policy.
On policy and logistics, the board approved the 2026–27 school calendar after superintendent recommendation and a committee process led by Miss Wright. The board also voted to relocate monthly board meetings to Geneva City Hall beginning April 13; the superintendent said the city hall contact is Lisa Johnson and board members discussed logistics and possible costs.
On personnel, the superintendent recommended and the board approved the retirement of technology coordinator Mr. Ricky Nicholson, effective June 30, 2026; board members expressed regret and discussed plans for a send-off. Finally, the board moved and voted to enter executive session to discuss a student matter; the board directed administrators to remain as appropriate.
All votes reported in the transcript were voice approvals; no roll-call tallies were provided in the public record.
