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School board approves consent agenda, 2026–27 calendar and applies matured CD to construction loan
Summary
At its Jan. 20 meeting the Board of Education approved the consent agenda and payment of bills, updated job descriptions, adopted the 2026–2027 school calendar and voted to apply a cashed-out TruCommunity CD and accrued interest to the district construction loan. All motions passed unanimously.
The Board of Education met Jan. 20 at Martz Library and approved its consent agenda, including a detailed set of vendor payments and financial reports.
Dennis Erickson moved to approve the agenda with the addition of superintendent applications; Jeremy Thompson seconded and the motion carried 5–0. Holly Sobieck then moved to approve past board minutes, financial reports and payment of bills; Tayton Kramer seconded and that motion carried 5–0. The minutes list numerous checks and vendors; the recorded totals were General Fund/Building $61,461.37, Food Service $7,861.88 and Activity Fund $19,037.44.
The personnel committee brought recommended edits to several job descriptions. Dennis Erickson moved to approve the revised job descriptions; Holly Sobieck seconded and the motion passed 5–0.
Board members reviewed the proposed 2026–2027 school calendar. Jeremy Thompson moved to adopt the calendar; Dennis Erickson seconded and the board approved it 5–0.
The board also addressed a matured TruCommunity certificate of deposit (CD) that had been cashed out when it matured. Tayton Kramer moved to apply the cashed-out CD and accrued interest to the district construction loan; Dennis Erickson seconded and the motion passed unanimously. The minutes do not list a dollar amount for the CD in the motion text.
Kelli Adams, secretary and business manager, reported the vendor/check listing included payments to a large set of vendors and flagged one apparent transcription inconsistency in the minutes: the line for Max Farm Services appears as '$3,0001.72' and is unclear in this record.
The board scheduled its next regular meeting for Feb. 17 at 5:45 p.m.
