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Ainsworth school board approves consent agenda, advances policy revisions

Board of Education of School District #10 · November 10, 2025
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Summary

At its Nov. 10 meeting, the Board of Education of School District #10 approved the consent agenda including claims totaling $136,602.83 from the General Fund and advanced a periodic review of policies 701.00–705.03 plus a first reading of revisions to policy 705.04.

The Board of Education of School District #10 voted Nov. 10 to approve its consent agenda, which included claims of $136,602.83 from the General Fund, $35,519.61 from the Hot Lunch Fund, $48,844.70 from Depreciation and $4,778.54 from Section 125. The Treasurer reported cash assets of $2,420,603.14 as of Oct. 31.

The board excused member Jake Graff before taking votes; all recorded motions were approved by the five members present. Bryan Doke moved to excuse Graff, and Frank Beel seconded; the roll-call vote recorded Pozehl, Doke, Beel, Dailey and Wilkins as voting aye and Graff as absent. The same five members approved the agenda and the consent items in subsequent roll-call votes.

The consent-agenda packet listed detailed vendor claims and payments, including two payments to ESU #17 (one for $57,853.55 and one for $10,183.00) and a $45,995.00 charge to Ainsworth Motors, among other routine vendors and services.

Superintendent Dale Hafer reported on finance, transportation, buildings and grounds, the board policy review cycle and the district’s annual data and curriculum retreat. Following Hafer’s report, the board approved the periodic review of Board Policies 701.00 through 705.03. Bryan Doke moved the approval and Crystal Dailey seconded; the roll-call vote recorded five ayes and one absence.

The board also approved the first reading of revisions to policy 705.04. The motion for the first reading was moved by Bryan Doke and seconded by Jessica Pozehl; roll-call again showed five ayes and one absence, advancing the policy revision to the next step in the board’s process.

The meeting adjourned at 7:50 p.m. The next regular meeting is scheduled for Dec. 8 at 7:00 p.m. in the District Office.