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Udall board approves consent agenda, including sewer service contracts and multiple personnel moves

Udall USD 463 Board of Education · October 21, 2024
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The Udall USD 463 board unanimously approved its consent agenda Oct. 21, authorizing sewer service work totaling $5,154.38 and approving multiple resignations, hires and a $684 donation to the Eagle's Nest.

The Udall Unified School District 463 Board of Education approved its consent agenda at the Oct. 21 meeting, authorizing routine financial items, maintenance contracts, personnel changes and a donation.

The board approved service quotes from Reddi Industries for sewer line jetting (north and east sides of Udall Elementary) for $1,880.63, interior cleanout installation for $1,057.50, and a sewer cleanout installation for $2,216.25. Those three contracts total $5,154.38. The consent agenda also approved payroll, invoices and financial reports.

Personnel items approved included resignations (Tom French, MS assistant boys basketball coach; Morgan Murray, social worker, effective Oct. 25, 2024), new hires (including Denis Grahem, HS head boys basketball coach; Shelly Sade, MS assistant girls basketball coach; Hannah Duncan, HS assistant girls basketball coach; Noreen Schroder for theatrical productions; substitutes Colleen Evans and Erin Smith; part-time custodian Odin Wood; part-time driver Micheala Mosqueda) and a transfer (William Welch moved to MS assistant boys basketball coach). The board also accepted a $684 donation from the Udall Alumni Association for the Eagle's Nest and approved the Site Council membership roster.

Clayton Bishop moved to approve the consent agenda; Rebecca Mason seconded and the motion passed 5-0.