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Mason Consolidated Schools board approves cooperative agreements, $86,390 doors project and hires maintenance staff

Mason Consolidated Schools Board of Education · July 9, 2025
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Summary

The July 9 board meeting approved cooperative agreements with the Monroe County Intermediate School District for technology and business services, awarded a $86,390 contract to Tanner Supply Company for entrance doors and vestibule work, and approved hiring Tiffany Gueli as maintenance staff at $21.30 per hour (pending checks).

The Mason Consolidated Schools Board of Education on July 9, 2025, approved several operational items including cooperative service agreements, a facilities contract, and a personnel hire.

The board voted to enter into cooperative agreements with the Monroe County Intermediate School District for Technology Services and for Business Services. Both recommendations passed on motions recorded in the minutes and carried 7-0.

The board also approved awarding the 2025 entrance doors and vestibule project to Tanner Supply Company at a quoted amount of $86,390. The motion to approve the Tanner Supply contract was made by Board member Grodi and supported by Board member Waller; the minutes record the vote as 7-0.

In personnel business, the board approved hiring Tiffany Gueli as maintenance staff at $21.30 per hour, contingent on favorable references and criminal-history/background checks. The motion was made by Grodi and supported by England and carried 7-0.

The superintendent's report highlighted a successful Safety City program serving about 30 children that covered stranger danger, 911 use, water safety at the Francis Family YMCA, bike and fire safety, and bus safety; Deputy Rollins is noted as planning next year’s sessions. The minutes also note pool filter repairs and painting work by an individual identified as Leidel.

The minutes record two closed sessions during the meeting under references labeled 'Section 8 (a)' and 'Section 8 (h)'; the minutes do not disclose confidential deliberations from those sessions. The next regular board meeting is set for Aug. 6, 2025, at 6:00 p.m. in the high school IVN room.