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Lindbergh Schools board meeting: consent agenda approved, new CFO introduced, donations and calendar announced
Summary
At its July 16 meeting the Lindbergh Schools Board approved the consent agenda (with one abstention from Andy Lawson), welcomed new CFO Mark Janis, acknowledged a donation from Ameren, previewed August agenda items including award resolutions and policy first readings, and set the next regular meeting for Aug. 13, 2026.
The Lindbergh Schools Board of Education held a regular meeting July 16 and handled routine business including approval of the consent agenda, several announcements, and the introduction of the district's new chief financial officer.
Chair called for approval of the consent agenda for July 16; the motion carried but recorded one abstention. "Motion passes 5 0 with Andy Lawson abstaining," the Chair announced after the vote. The board also previously approved the meeting agenda at the start of the session.
Miss Voss presented announcements and the district calendar: applications for Board of Education advisory committees have closed and are under review with applicants to be notified at the end of the month; planned summer calendar events are July 17, 24 and 31; the district will observe summer office hours; Teacher Institute is scheduled Aug. 10-14; staff return Aug. 18; and the first day of school will be Aug. 25. The board's next regular meeting was set for Aug. 13, 2026, at 6:30 p.m.
Chair welcomed the district's new CFO, Mark Janis, to the board table. The board also acknowledged a donation from Ameren and noted several informational items on the agenda including a transportation services program evaluation for 2026, conservation commission appointments (three-year terms), and the first reading of board policy JFCI-1 on student alcohol and drug testing. The MSBA report was noted as available on Diligent.
A motion to adjourn was moved by Andy and seconded by Rachel; the board approved adjournment unanimously (motion passes 6-0).
