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Waverly School District 145 Board approves hires, $650 donation, vehicle purchase and vendor agreements
Summary
At its Oct. 6 meeting, the Waverly School District 145 Board of Education approved the consent agenda (including multiple staff hires and a $650 donation), purchased a 2024 F-250 maintenance pickup for $47,500, and approved vendor agreements and salary-schedule adjustments.
The Waverly School District 145 Board of Education on Oct. 6 approved a series of routine and operational items, including personnel actions, a donation for lunch assistance, a vehicle purchase and agreements with two vendors.
The board adopted the consent agenda, which included meeting minutes, staff resignations and recommended hires, extra-duty assignments, fund claims and acceptance of a $650 donation from the Waverly Area Kiwanis to support school lunch assistance. The consent motion was made by Cole Stark, seconded by Scott Claycomb; the vote was recorded as Yea: Larry Adams, Scott Claycomb, John Cooper, Cole Stark and Jessica Zuniga; Chad Kendall abstained due to a conflict (Yea:5, Nay:0, Abstain (With Conflict):1).
Personnel items approved under the consent agenda included recommended hires and reassignments with effective dates. Examples listed in the agenda materials include Hannah Stromberg, paraprofessional at Waverly Intermediate School (effective 9/5/2025); Grace Draper, paraprofessional at Hamlow Preschool (effective 9/15/2025); Blakely Meyers, paraprofessional at Waverly Intermediate School (effective 9/15/2025); Ve'Anna Dotson, paraprofessional at Waverly Middle School (effective 9/15/2025); and others. The agenda noted that some attachments were withheld from public materials where information is protected by privacy law.
Separately, the board approved purchase of a 2024 Ford F-250 maintenance pickup from Woodhouse. The board recorded a final purchase price of $47,500 after trading in a 2002 Ford Econoline van valued at $2,000. The purchase motion was made by Chad Kendall, seconded by Larry Adams, and passed unanimously (6–0).
The board also approved an agreement with Kordica Communication (motion by Scott Claycomb, second by Chad Kendall) and an agreement with Scoreboard Media (motion by Larry Adams, second by Cole Stark). Both motions passed unanimously.
Other business approved included changes in certificated staff salary-schedule placement to reflect horizontal movement, and the board adopted an option-enrollment-capacity resolution for the 2026–2027 school year. Both motions passed on unanimous votes.
The meeting included routine reports listed on the agenda from building and district administrators and the superintendent; no substantive details were included in the supplied transcript lines. The board noted upcoming committee meetings, regular board meetings and training/development opportunities before adjourning at 7:02 p.m.
Actions at the meeting were procedural and operational in nature; no new policy initiatives, contested hearings or public-comment disputes are recorded in the provided transcript excerpts.
