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Altenburg District #48 board approves routine business, budget outlook and lawn-mowing contract; enters closed session
Summary
The Altenburg District #48 Board of Education on Jan. 9 approved routine agenda items — including bills, a budget outlook amendment, a lawn-mowing contract and the 2023–24 audit — and voted to enter closed session under Missouri statute 610.021(1) for personnel and legal matters.
The Altenburg District #48 Board of Education met Jan. 9 in the Art/Music Room and approved a slate of routine items, including January bills, a budget outlook and amendments, a lawn-mowing contract for 2025 and the 2023–24 audit.
Board business opened with motions to accept the amended agenda and to approve the open minutes, both approved unanimously. A motion to approve the January 2025 bills was moved by Lindsay Palisch and seconded by Richard Sachs; the minutes record the vote as 6-0. The board also approved the budget outlook and related amendments; Richard Sachs moved and Amy Ussery seconded that motion, which the minutes show passed 6-0. The minutes do not specify amendment details or dollar amounts.
Superintendent Debbie Haertling presented a library, media and technology update attributed to Mrs. Boxdorfer and reviewed upcoming APS events; the minutes summarize that updates and events were presented but do not provide further detail.
The board approved the lawn-mowing bid for 2025 (motion by Andrew Lichtenegger, second by Brittany Hecht). The minutes record the vote as 6-0 but do not name the vendor or list a contract amount.
Under miscellaneous business the board voted to approve the district's 2023'024 audit (motion moved by Richard Sachs; seconded by Amy Ussery). The minutes do not restate the vote tally for the audit motion but list it under approved items.
Before adjourning the board voted unanimously to adjourn the regular session and then approved a motion to go into closed session under Missouri Revised Statutes section 610.021(1) for hiring, firing, discipline or promotion of district personnel and certain legal considerations; the minutes record a roll-call and indicate members voted yea. The minutes include garbled text at the end of the roll call that appears to be a transcription error; no action taken in closed session is recorded in the minutes provided.
No public comments were recorded during the meeting.
