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Gordon‑Rushville Public Schools board approves $856,630.73 in bills, 2026 graduates and new math curriculum
Summary
At its April 13, 2026 meeting the Gordon‑Rushville Public Schools Board of Education unanimously approved March minutes and fund bills totaling $856,630.73, accepted the resignation of Daneen Anderson, approved the 2026 graduates and authorized purchase of the Envisions math curriculum per the presented quote.
The Gordon‑Rushville Public Schools Board of Education on April 13 voted unanimously to approve minutes and multiple fund bills, accept a resignation, approve the class of 2026 and authorize purchase of a new K‑12 math curriculum.
Board member Bobbi Archibald moved to "declare this meeting properly publicized and open to the public as per policy 2008 method of publication Sheridan County Journal Star," a motion seconded by Ward Wacker and approved on a 6‑0 vote. The board then accepted the agenda as presented after a motion by Ward Wacker, seconded by Nick Sasse.
Under a single consent motion, the board approved minutes from the March 9 regular meeting and the March 16 work session, and approved bills and transfers: General Fund bills totaling $856,630.73, Building Fund bills of $26,982.00, Lunch Fund bills of $49,626.31, a transfer from the Investment Fund to the General Fund of $297,800.00 and a transfer to the Building Fund of $17,800.00. The board also accepted, with appreciation, the resignation of Daneen Anderson. The consent motion carried 6‑0.
Board President Carrie Child recessed the meeting at 6:06 p.m. and reconvened at 6:10 p.m.
On action items, the board approved the 2026 graduates following a motion by Bobbi Archibald and a second from Seth Tausan; the vote was 6‑0. Later, Ward Wacker moved, and Seth Tausan seconded, approval to purchase the Envisions math curriculum "per quote as presented." The motion carried unanimously; no price was recorded in the transcribed motion.
The agenda included review of several district policies, the district strategic plan, facility improvement and planning, and external review final reports (Cognia for grades 9‑12 and Rule 10 for K‑8), but the provided transcript records only the agenda headings for those items and does not include any detailed remarks or outcomes in the segments supplied.
The board set the graduation ceremony for 10:30 a.m. on Saturday, May 9, 2026, and scheduled its next regular meeting for May 11, 2026, at 5:30 p.m. Ward Wacker moved to adjourn at 7:18 p.m.; the motion, seconded by Bobbi Archibald, passed 6‑0.
