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Perry County District 32 approves consent agenda, schedules closed session and greenlights HVAC internship partnership

Perry County District 32 Board of Education · March 23, 2026
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Summary

The board approved the consent agenda, scheduled a closed session to discuss student and personnel matters under Missouri statute 610.021, and approved a partnership with Rankin Technical College to host HVAC student interns with mentor oversight and grading requirements.

At its regular meeting, the Perry County District 32 Board of Education approved the consent agenda, scheduled a closed session to address student and personnel matters under 'revised Missouri statute 610.021, sections 3, 6, 13, and 14,' and approved an internship partnership with Rankin Technical College's HVAC program.

Chair (speaker 1) called the consent agenda; a motion to approve was made and seconded and passed by voice vote. The board then voted to schedule a closed session at the end of open session to discuss student and personnel matters. The roll call for the closed‑session scheduling recorded the following votes as read aloud during the meeting: Kevin — Aye; Glendon — Aye; Terry — Aye; Jamie — Aye; Dominic — Aye.

Board members discussed a proposed internship collaboration with Rankin Technical College. The internship will place HVAC students with district mentors, include weekly journals that will be graded, and is intended to provide hands‑on experience that could lead to employment; the board moved and approved the partnership.

Other routine items included a superintendent's report on employment opportunities (coaching and administrative recommendations to be handled in closed session), an attendance update noting recent sickness‑related declines, and a three‑year financial overview comparing current year revenue and expenditures with prior years.

The meeting concluded after a brief discussion of the board newsletter and an adjournment vote.