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Logan View school board amends building fund, OKs cameras, delegates beverage deal to superintendent
Summary
At its July 13 meeting, the Logan View Public Schools board unanimously approved a $3.5 million increase to the building fund, purchased security cameras up to $105,000, approved multiple policy and handbook updates, and delegated final approval of a Coca Cola beverage agreement to the superintendent; no public comment was received.
LOGAN VIEW, Neb. — The Logan View Public Schools Board of Education approved several budget, policy and operational measures at its July 13 regular meeting at the Logan View Elementary Media Center.
President Chad Rebbe called three public hearings on proposed district policies (Parental Involvement Policy 5018; Student Fees Policy 5045; Anti‑Bullying Policy 5054); with no members of the public in attendance, each hearing closed without comment.
The board then moved through its consent agenda, approving the June 8, 2026 minutes, claims and accounts and the financial report after a motion by board member Houston Moseman and a second from Carrie Beacom. The vote was unanimous, Yea: 9, Nay: 0.
Major actions included a motion by Brandon Wobken, seconded by Kris Kremke, to amend the 2025‑26 building fund budget from $1,732,521.00 to $5,232,521.00. The motion carried unanimously, Yea: 9, Nay: 0. The minutes record the approved amounts but do not provide further line‑item breakdown in the meeting record.
The board approved updates to a package of district policies (2009; 3048; 3004.1; 3003; 4056; 4019; 4017; 5004; 5048; 5001; 5035; 5003; 6046; 6038; 6009; and 3061) on a motion by Dale Mundil and seconded by Scott Wulf (Yea: 9, Nay: 0). The district also approved multiple handbooks for the 2026‑27 school year — including the 7‑12 Student and Parent Handbook, Elementary Handbook, Staff Handbook, Transportation Handbook, P2T Handbook, Work Based Learning Handbook, Coaches Handbook and Activity Handbook — on a motion by Kurtis Clausen and seconded by Nathan Schole (Yea: 9, Nay: 0).
The board set the adult breakfast price at $3.00 for 2026‑27 (moved by Kris Kremke; second by Carrie Beacom; Yea: 9, Nay: 0) and approved criteria to evaluate principal and administrator performance under Board Policies 4030 and 4031 (moved by Houston Moseman; second by Kurtis Clausen; Yea: 9, Nay: 0).
On facilities and contracts, the board approved an updated partial GMP as presented (moved by Brandon Wobken; second by Houston Moseman; Yea: 9, Nay: 0). The meeting minutes do not expand the acronym “GMP” or supply additional contract detail. The board also approved an elementary and existing Jr./Sr. high phase security camera system from CSI not to exceed $105,000.00 (moved by Wobken; second by Kremke; Yea: 9, Nay: 0).
The board considered a beverage agreement with "Coca Cola Beverage Company." After initial approval was moved by Houston Moseman and seconded by Brandon Wobken, board member Kurtis Clausen moved an amendment — seconded by Moseman — to allow the superintendent to make the final decision on the beverage agreement. The amended motion carried unanimously, Yea: 9, Nay: 0.
The board discussed LB243 (Property Tax Request Authority), reviewed a recap of the 2025‑26 school year and budget development, and set the next regular meeting for Monday, August 10 at 8:00 p.m. President Rebbe adjourned the meeting at 10:35 p.m. following a motion by Scott Wulf and a second by Houston Moseman; roll call showed all nine members voting yea.
Votes at a glance
• Consent agenda (minutes, claims and accounts, financial report) — Mover: Houston Moseman; Second: Carrie Beacom; Outcome: Approved, Yea: 9, Nay: 0. • Policy updates (multiple policy numbers) — Mover: Dale Mundil; Second: Scott Wulf; Outcome: Approved, Yea: 9, Nay: 0. • 2026‑27 handbooks (multiple) — Mover: Kurtis Clausen; Second: Nathan Schole; Outcome: Approved, Yea: 9, Nay: 0. • Building fund budget amendment (from $1,732,521.00 to $5,232,521.00) — Mover: Brandon Wobken; Second: Kris Kremke; Outcome: Approved, Yea: 9, Nay: 0. • Principal/administrator evaluation criteria (Policies 4030/4031) — Mover: Houston Moseman; Second: Kurtis Clausen; Outcome: Approved, Yea: 9, Nay: 0. • Adult breakfast price set at $3.00 — Mover: Kris Kremke; Second: Carrie Beacom; Outcome: Approved, Yea: 9, Nay: 0. • Updated partial GMP — Mover: Brandon Wobken; Second: Houston Moseman; Outcome: Approved, Yea: 9, Nay: 0. (GMP not defined in the minutes.) • Beverage agreement (Coca Cola Beverage Company) — Mover: Houston Moseman; Second: Brandon Wobken; Amended (Clausen/Moseman) to delegate final decision to Superintendent Taylor; Outcome: Approved, Yea: 9, Nay: 0. • Security camera systems (CSI) not to exceed $105,000.00 — Mover: Brandon Wobken; Second: Kris Kremke; Outcome: Approved, Yea: 9, Nay: 0.
Officials and minutes
Board President: Chad Rebbe. Superintendent: Taylor. Recording Secretary: Teri Kreifels. No members of the public spoke during the three policy hearings.
(Details such as line‑item budget breakdowns, the meaning of the acronym "GMP," and vendor details for CSI were not provided in the meeting minutes and are recorded here as not specified.)
