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Wyandotte School Board elects 2024–25 officers, approves $11,000 development budget and tentative AFSCME agreement
Summary
At its July 16, 2024 meeting the Wyandotte School District of the City of Board of Education elected its 2024–25 officers, approved an $11,000 board professional development budget, accepted a tentative agreement with AFSCME Local 1055 (Michigan 925) and designated four banking depositories.
At its July 16, 2024 meeting, the Wyandotte School District of the City of Board of Education elected officers for the 2024–25 year, approved an $11,000 professional development budget for board members and accepted a tentative labor agreement with AFSCME Local 1055, Michigan 925. The meeting took place at 7:00 p.m. and the next work session was set for Aug. 6, 2024, at the Board of Education offices on 639 Oak Street.
The board recorded the officer slate that will serve through the 2024–25 year: Theresa Crnkovich, president; Kathleen Kane, vice president; Kelly Webber, treasurer; and Carolyn Martinez, secretary. Trustees Cynthia Kinney, Dana Browning and Wendy LoCicero were listed as the district trustees for the coming year. Those names and positions appear in the board’s official roster for 2024–25.
The board approved a 2024–25 Board Member Professional Development Plan and budget totaling $11,000, listed on the organizational agenda. The action item for the plan appears alongside other routine organizational business on the meeting record; no vote tallies or motions were recorded in the transcript provided.
The agenda also lists a tentative agreement with Local 1055, AFSCME Michigan 925; the board met in closed session under Section 8(h) of the Open Meetings Act for contract negotiations. The meeting record identifies the closed session purpose but does not provide the agreement’s financial terms or further details in the public minutes.
On financial administrative matters, the board designated JP Morgan Chase, Advia Credit Union, Huntington Bank and the Michigan Liquid Asset Fund as official depositories. The consent agenda recorded Board of Education bills of $99 and Bills & Vouchers totaling $8,057,884.68.
The record notes there were no public commenters during the hearing of the public. The board’s next scheduled work session is Aug. 6, 2024 at the Board of Education office, 639 Oak Street. The minutes do not list motion proponents, seconders or vote tallies for the approved items; where the record does not specify a detail, it is reported here as not specified.
