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Valley School District board approves consent agenda, hires and facility project completions
Summary
At its Sept. 18 meeting the Valley School District board approved the consent agenda including vouchers and contracts, approved multiple staff hires, and accepted completion and release of five facility projects; motions carried with no recorded roll-call tallies in the minutes.
The Valley School District Board approved a consent agenda, a slate of staff hires and accepted completion of five district facility projects at its Sept. 18 meeting.
Board President Bill Wilson opened the meeting and, after roll call confirmed a quorum, Director Paul Voelker moved to approve the consent agenda, which included August minutes, payroll warrants and voucher batches listed in the packet. Crystal Hubert seconded the motion, which the board recorded as carried.
Superintendent Dr. Mandi Rehn recommended hiring a group of classified and certificated staff, including a school counselor, paraeducators, bus drivers, an assistant preschool teacher, a family and staff support liaison and a director-level finance hire. Director Doug Elledge moved to approve the recommended hires; Crystal Hubert seconded and the motion carried.
Dr. Rehn also asked the board to accept completion and release of capital projects listed in the meeting materials: VL Roof Project #2324-005; PHS Roof Project #2324-004; VS Tile Floor Project #2324-010; PHS Multi-Court Floor Project #2324-007; and VSD Parking Lot Rehab Project #2324-003. Director Crystal Hubert moved to accept and release the projects; Doug Elledge seconded and the motion carried.
Votes and formal motions noted in the minutes show each item was moved, seconded and marked “motion carried.” The minutes do not include individual roll-call vote tallies.
The board’s packet listed the financial detail included in the consent agenda: General Fund vouchers (multiple batches) totaling $1,117,046.85; CPF Fund vouchers totaling $106,718.94; and payroll warrants totaling $319,834.61.
The board adjourned at 7:58 p.m.
