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NICE board approves payroll and bills, personnel actions and NEOLA policy updates

Board of Education, NICE Community School District · March 1, 2025
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Summary

At its March 17 meeting the NICE Community School District Board approved General Fund bills and payrolls, hired staff, granted leaves, and adopted NEOLA policy updates; the items were approved largely on consent with motions carrying as presented.

The NICE Community School District Board of Education approved routine financial and personnel items at its March 17, 2025, meeting.

On the consent agenda the board approved General Fund bills totaling $1,233,304.88 for Feb. 17–Mar. 14, 2025, February payrolls totaling $753,145.35 and total disbursements of $1,986,450.23. The Treasurer’s report recorded General Fund receipts of $3,440,233.65 and disbursements of $1,678,332.68; a Debt Retirement Fund balance of $250.00 and a Sinking Fund balance of $632,826.26 were also noted. The consent agenda and related motions carried as presented.

Personnel actions approved by board motion included hiring Samantha Heikkila as an SCI aide; granting maternity leave to Caylie Kangas; and granting a leave of absence to Brenda Moore. The board also recognized the second reading of NEOLA policies (Volume 39, No.1, September 2024 Update; EDGAR/UGG revisions) and then adopted those policy updates as presented.

Administrators and staff provided routine reports: Superintendent Bryan DeAugustine spoke about a Northern Michigan University visit and an upcoming Lansing trip; administrators reported on kindergarten registration and elementary events, upcoming concerts and PTO events, and recent student successes in BPA, robotics, music and athletics. Nathan Longton delivered a Special Education overview earlier in the meeting.

A motion to adjourn, made by Scott Mann and supported by John Grove, carried and the meeting adjourned at 8:01 p.m.