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Board approves consent agenda including vendor awards, reserve use and a transportation appeal denial

Board of Education · June 17, 2025
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Summary

The board approved a multi-item consent agenda (items A–H) including authorization for piggybacking a summer transportation contract, disposal of unused ballots, vendor contract awards, budget reserve use, statements of benefits and salary adjustments for unaffiliated employees; the board also upheld a transportation appeal denial.

The Board of Education approved its consent agenda, taking procedural votes that authorized contract sharing, accepted vendor awards, approved budget and reserve actions and authorized compensation and benefit statements.

Resolutions approved included authorization for another district to piggyback the district's summer school transportation contract for an out-of-district location; a resolution to dispose of unused ballots from the 05/21/2024 budget vote; acceptance of a list of awarded vendors for labor, materials and data; a budget increase to utilize reserves for the 2024–25 fiscal year; actions on district reserve accounts per attachment; authorization for the superintendent to execute compensation and benefit statements for a named employee for 2024–25; salary increases and benefit changes for certain unaffiliated employees (with authorization for the board president to sign agreements for the 2025–26 school year); and a statement of benefits resolution for unaffiliated employees for 2025–26.

The board also read and approved a resolution upholding the superintendent's prior determination to deny a transportation appeal for a named student (student 19050006).

All agenda items were presented as motions and carried with the Chair asking 'all in favor' after motions and seconds were recorded; no individual roll-call tallies were read into the record in the transcript.