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Fraser Board approves hires, contracts and fiscal designations; tables loan resolution and tax-levy decision
Summary
In a June 22 meeting the Fraser Board approved personnel actions, bank and investment designations, insurance, service and printing contracts, and online learning providers; the School Loan Revolving Fund resolution and the 2026–2027 tax-levy setting were tabled to a June 24 special meeting.
The Fraser Board of Education on June 22 approved a slate of personnel, fiscal and operational measures and deferred two financing decisions to a special meeting.
Dr. Carrie Wozniak, superintendent, reported that credit-recovery classes for Fraser High School began last week and are being held at Richards Middle School while bond work continues at the high school. The board then approved multiple routine and procurement items by unanimous votes.
Personnel: The board approved three new hires — Candice Bookmiller (Media Technology Assistant—Disney), James Lyons (Custodian—Eisenhower) and Jason Malicki (District Custodian PM) — in a motion by Rebecca Jensen, supported by Katie Moco. The board accepted resignations from Claire Herrera (Teacher—Edison Elementary), Sarah Impellizzeri (Social Worker—Eisenhower Elementary) and Hailey Miles (Teacher—Edison Elementary) in a motion by Abigail Wasil, supported by Jamie Pietron.
Fiscal and administrative designations: The board authorized that district depositories may include any state or national bank or credit union authorized to operate in Michigan, approved Presleigh Derosette, Director of Business & Finance, as Electronic Transfer Officer for electronic fund transfers, and approved Michigan Liquid Asset Fund Plus (MILAF+), Huntington Bank and Flagstar Bank as investment custodians for 2026–2027.
Contracts and services: The board renewed its trash and recycling contract with Priority Waste through June 30, 2027, at $1,242 per month for July–August and $3,450 per month for September–June. The printing bid for elementary math materials was awarded to Data Reproductions Corporation for $28,080.27. Insurance coverage proposed by SET-SEG for 2026–2027 was approved and the Director of Business & Finance was authorized to finalize limits and deductibles. Lincoln Learning and Edgenuity were approved as third-party online-learning providers for the 2026–2027 school year.
Tabled items and next steps: A resolution authorizing participation in the School Loan Revolving Fund and a motion to set the district operating tax levy at 18.0 mills (debt levy cap 7.0 mills) were both tabled to the June 24 special meeting; the minutes do not record who moved or seconded the tabled motions. The Financial Report was accepted and filed by unanimous vote.
The board adjourned to closed session at 7:44 p.m., returned to open session at 7:59 p.m., and adjourned the meeting at 8:00 p.m.
