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Skyline Schools board accepts FY24 audit, highlights KSDE awards and strategic-plan presentation

Board of Education, U.S.D. 438 · October 14, 2024
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Summary

The Skyline Schools Board of Education accepted the district's FY24 financial audit, heard principals' strategic-plan presentations and learned the district received multiple 2024 KSDE awards, the board said at its Oct. 14 regular meeting.

The Board of Education of U.S.D. 438 voted on Oct. 14 to accept the district's FY24 financial audit after a presentation by Randy Ford of BFR CPA. The motion to accept the audit was made by board member Dustin Eubank and seconded by David McComb; the minutes record the motion as carried.

Superintendent Becca Flowers summarized a recent visit by Kansas State Department of Education Commissioner Dr. Randy Watson and State Board of Education member Dennis Hershberger, noting the visit as part of district engagement with state officials. Principals Diane House and Steven Novotny reported on building activities, SRP training and KAP information and presented the district Strategic Plan Action Plan to the board.

Board members were also informed that Skyline Schools received several KSDE recognitions for 2024: Academically Prepared for Postsecondary (Copper), Graduation (Gold), Postsecondary Effectiveness (Silver) and the 2024 Commissioner's Award with Honors. The minutes show the board received the awards notation as part of new business.

On facilities, the minutes record that the parking-lot lighting project is nearing completion and that Visiplex equipment is on site, with the Visiplex team scheduled to arrive Nov. 5. No fiscal or implementation details for those projects were specified in the meeting minutes.

The board handled routine agenda items and consent business earlier in the meeting and adjourned after later personnel actions were completed.