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Skyline Schools board approves door replacement, calendar and audit services
Summary
At its Feb. 9 meeting the Skyline Schools board approved routine measures including replacing two front entry doors, adopting the 2026–27 calendar and hiring BFR for audit services; superintendent and principals gave operational and assessment updates.
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The Skyline Schools board approved several routine operational and fiscal measures Monday, Feb. 9, during its regular meeting. The board voted to accept a bid from Overhead Door for replacement of front entry doors #1 and #2, approved the 2026–27 school calendar and authorized BFR to conduct district audit services for 2026–27.
Superintendent Steven Novotny provided updates on transportation, athletics, the parking lot, the fiscal audit, the Foundation Gala and Neighborhood Revitalization. Principal Diane House reported that state assessments will open in March and that winter benchmarking is complete. The board also approved the consent agenda, which included the Jan. 12 minutes, approval of bills (general and special funds), activity and petty cash funds, the treasurer’s report and SCKSEC minutes.
Votes at a glance - Approve meeting agenda: motion by David McComb, second by Mark Graber; outcome: approved (motion carried; tally not specified). - Approve consent agenda (minutes, bills, treasurer’s report, SCKSEC minutes): motion by Dustin Eubank, second by David McComb; outcome: approved (motion carried; tally not specified). - Accept Overhead Door bid for front entry doors #1 and #2: motion by Mark Graber, second by Allen Smith; outcome: approved (motion carried; tally not specified). - Approve 2026–27 calendar as presented: motion by Dustin Eubank, second by Allen Smith; outcome: approved (motion carried; tally not specified). - Approve BFR for audit services for 2026–27: motion by David McComb, second by Allen Smith; outcome: approved (motion carried; tally not specified).
The meeting record does not include detailed vote tallies or contract amounts for the door replacement. The session included multiple executive sessions to discuss personnel; personnel details were not disclosed in the public minutes. The board adjourned at 8:14 a.m.
