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Fraser Board approves $9.06 million in bills, adopts loan resolution and personnel moves
Summary
At its July 11 meeting, the Fraser Public Schools Board of Education approved $9,064,124.24 in bills, adopted a resolution to participate in the School Loan Revolving Fund, and approved personnel actions including a custodian retirement and a one-year leave for a principal.
The Fraser Public Schools Board of Education on July 11 approved payment of bills totaling $9,064,124.24, adopted a resolution to participate in the School Loan Revolving Fund and approved several personnel actions.
At the meeting called to order by Board President Scott Wallace, Robyn Norbeck moved and Dan (Daniel) Stawinski supported a motion authorizing payment of the district’s bills, listing $7,473,976.53 for the General Fund and $1,590,147.71 for the Capital Projects Fund, for a combined total of $9,064,124.24. The minutes record the vote as “Ayes: All, Nays: None; Motion Carried.” The minutes do not provide individual roll-call votes or counts.
The board also adopted a resolution authorizing participation in the School Loan Revolving Fund. Todd Koch moved the resolution and Autumn Ochoa supported it; the motion included authorization for the business manager to execute any documents necessary to apply for and close the loan. The motion passed with the minutes recording “Ayes: All, Nays: None.” Andrea Agrusa is listed in the minutes as Business Manager and was authorized to execute loan documents.
In personnel business, the board approved the retirement of Vito Saputo, custodian at Emerson Elementary, effective July 30, 2022; the minutes note Saputo was hired on October 19, 1990 and commend his years of service. The retirement motion was made by Todd Koch and supported by Daniel Stawinski and carried unanimously.
The board also approved a leave of absence for Jennifer Kelley, principal at Eisenhower Elementary, for the 2022–2023 school year under the district’s collective bargaining agreement (August 2022–August 2023). The motion was moved by Autumn Ochoa and supported by Robyn Norbeck; the minutes show the vote as unanimous.
Board President Scott Wallace and other members did not record further discussion in the minutes for these items. Committee reports included a recap of the Drive One opportunity. The board scheduled interviews to fill a trustee vacancy for Tuesday, July 19 at 6 p.m. The meeting was adjourned at 7:44 p.m.
Notes: where the minutes record only “Ayes: All” individual vote tallies are not specified in the record.
