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Board approves recognitions for music, swim, HOSA and academic achievements; consent agenda passes

Bozeman School District Board of Trustees · April 21, 2026
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Summary

At its April 13 meeting the Bozeman School District board adopted resolutions recognizing MusicUSA winners, state swimming champions, HOSA medalists and a National Merit Scholarship recipient; consent agenda items were also approved.

The Bozeman School District Board of Trustees approved a series of recognition resolutions and cleared consent items during its April 13 meeting.

Music and orchestra: Trustee Sandy Wilson read a resolution honoring CJMS band and orchestra for top awards at the MusicUSA festival in Orlando (orchestra placed first; band placed second). Trustee Sandy Wilson moved the resolution, Trustee Dee seconded; the motion passed 8‑0.

Swimming: The board recognized Bozeman High and Gallatin High swimmers for state championship finishes. Trustee Sarah Wilson moved the swim recognition resolution, Trustee Neal seconded; the motion passed 8‑0.

National Merit Scholarship: The board recognized Phoebe Cross as a National Merit Scholarship recipient. Trustee Moran moved the resolution, Trustee Berthelsen seconded; the motion passed 8‑0.

HOSA: The board recognized students and advisers for gold finishes at the HOSA state leadership conference; Trustee Gary Lucine moved the resolution, Trustee Sandy Wilson seconded; the motion passed 8‑0.

Consent agenda: The board approved consent agenda items 3.2, 3.3 and 3.4 on a motion by Trustee Neal, seconded by Trustee Sandy Wilson (motion passed 8‑0), and later approved item 3.5 on a motion by Trustee Neal, seconded by Trustee Berthelsen (motion passed 7‑0).

No contested public comment or negative votes were recorded on these items; the board took photographs and recognized students and staff present before moving on to other business.