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Potosi School District board approves August minutes and expenditures, hears reports and public comment on athletic co-ops
Summary
At its Sept. 3 meeting the Potosi School District board unanimously approved August meeting minutes and current expenditures, received informational reports from the principal and district administrator, heard public input on athletic co-ops, and received construction and class-size updates marked 'not for action.'
The Potosi School District Board convened its regular meeting Sept. 3 at 7:00 p.m. in the Keith C. Livens Auditorium. President Curt McMahon called the meeting to order, led the Pledge of Allegiance and verified that all seven board members were present.
On routine business, the board voted to approve the August meeting minutes (Regular and Executive) on a motion by Ryne Emler, seconded by Connie Haberkorn. The motion passed unanimously, 7-0. Later, the board approved the district's current expenditures on a motion by Craig Bierman, seconded by Peggy Udelhoven; the roll call vote was recorded as All Yes, 7-0.
During the public comment period, community members discussed matters related to athletic co-op arrangements affecting the district. The minutes record that public input covered athletic co-ops but do not identify individual speakers or record specific proposals, and no action was taken during the meeting.
Administrators provided informational reports: PK–12 Principal Mike Uppena delivered the principal's report and District Administrator Kurt Cohen presented the district administrator's report. The minutes list both reports as informational items and do not indicate any motions or votes related to those reports.
In unfinished business, the board received a construction update that was explicitly marked 'Not for Action' in the minutes. The new-business agenda included a class-size report, also noted as 'Not for Action.' The minutes record no motions or formal directions related to either item.
Board member input was noted as none. Peggy Udelhoven moved to adjourn the meeting; Jen Richardson seconded, and the board adjourned at 7:49 p.m. on a 7-0 vote. Craig Bierman signed the minutes as board clerk.
The board's next steps were not specified in the minutes; items recorded as informational (construction update and class-size report) may return for future discussion or action if staff recommends follow-up.
