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Votes at a glance: School Town of Highland board actions (July 21, 2026)

School Town of Highland Board of Trustees · July 21, 2026
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Summary

Summary of motions passed at the July 21 meeting: treasurer's report, vouchers, donations, Gilman engagement, Schmidt Associates update, bid advertisement, Resolution 126 transfer authority, extracurricular report accepted (informational), meal prices unchanged, SRO interlocal agreement, NEOLA policies, high school handbooks, personnel resignations and appointments, and adjournment. All recorded voice votes were unanimous (4–0).

At the July 21 School Town of Highland board meeting the following votes were recorded (all votes noted in the record as 4–0 unless otherwise specified):

- Treasurer's report: approved (motion passed; recorded 4–0). - Voucher docket: approved (motion passed; recorded 4–0). - Donations (Highlands Football Parent Boosters, Industrial Battery donation, family donation, David Pastrich): accepted (motion passed; recorded 4–0). - Accept letter of engagement with Gilman Corporation ($110,450) for GO bond projects: approved. - Revised Schmidt Associates agreement (architect/engineering) increasing to $227,357: approved. - Permission to advertise bids for high school/middle school projects (dates provided): approved. - Resolution 126 (transfer between debt service and operations for 2026; maximum $528,581.51 authorized): approved. - Extracurricular semiannual financial report: presented (informational; report filed as required). - Food service meal prices for 2026–27 (listed in record): approved to remain unchanged. - Interlocal agreement with Town of Highland for school resource officer ($109,348.64): approved. - NEOLA policy volume 38 numbers 1 and 2 (second reading): approved. - 2026–27 high school handbooks (including device-stowing directive to comply with state law): approved. - Resignations (listed in personnel section): accepted. - Personnel appointments (listed in personnel section): approved. - Motion to adjourn: carried.

For detailed segment-level provenance and exact wording see the meeting transcript; the board announced an executive session on personnel for the following day.