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Fowler board approves activity-bus agreement, dual-credit scholarship and storm-damage roofing repairs

Fowler Public Schools Board of Education · September 9, 2024
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Summary

At its Sept. 9 meeting, the Fowler Public Schools Board of Education unanimously approved an activity bus use agreement with USD 226 Meade, a dual-credit scholarship for a student, acceptance of a storm-damage roofing bid, and several routine consent items and reports.

Chair TJ Milford called the Fowler Public Schools Board of Education to order at 7 p.m. Sept. 9 at Fowler Elementary School. The board unanimously adopted the evening’s agenda and moved through several reports and votes on district business.

The board approved an activity bus use agreement with USD 226 Meade, a dual-credit scholarship application submitted by student Draylan Dawson, and acceptance of a bid from Neudorf Siding and Windows for storm-damage roofing repairs to district houses and the football field shed. All motions that recorded votes were carried 6-0.

Why it matters: The activity-bus agreement affects interdistrict transportation for school activities; the scholarship enables a student to pursue dual-credit coursework; and the accepted roofing bid directs funding and contractor selection for storm repairs to district property. Board members also received reports on KASB policy updates, an administrative assistant job description, elementary music programming, health insurance rates and budget projections.

Meeting actions and context: Chair TJ Milford opened the meeting; Travis Sutterfield moved (seconded by Dana Bartezko) to adopt the agenda. Under communications, a representative from Ozone Roofing presented a bid to the board; no action on that bid is recorded in the minutes. The consent agenda—which included approval of the Aug. 12 and Aug. 20 minutes, financial reports and payments, gifts and grants, and personnel items—was approved after a motion by Sutterfield and a second from Milford.

During district items, Cathy Heinz moved (seconded by Travis Sutterfield) to approve the activity bus use agreement with USD 226 Meade; the motion passed 6-0. Chair TJ Milford moved (seconded by Cathy Heinz) to approve a dual-credit scholarship application from Draylan Dawson; the board approved it 6-0. For storm-damage repairs, Sutterfield moved (seconded by Heinz) to accept the Neudorf Siding and Windows bid for repairs to district houses and the football field shed; that motion carried 6-0. Sutterfield also moved (seconded by Jeff Zortman) to renew KASB membership and legal assistance; the renewal was approved 6-0.

Reports: The board received updates on KASB August policy changes, a proposed administrative assistant job description, elementary music, health insurance rates and budget projections. TJ Milford reported for the Fowler Action Committee and Jessica Ackerman presented a report on the Special Education Cooperative. The minutes record these as informational reports with no formal actions attached.

No executive session was held. Jeff Zortman moved (seconded by Travis Sutterfield) to adjourn; the meeting ended at 8:35 p.m.

Votes at a glance: adoption of agenda (Sutterfield moved, Bartezko seconded) — carried 6-0; consent agenda (Sutterfield moved, Milford seconded) — carried 6-0; activity bus agreement (Heinz moved, Sutterfield seconded) — carried 6-0; dual-credit scholarship for Draylan Dawson (Milford moved, Heinz seconded) — carried 6-0; accept Neudorf Siding and Windows bid for storm repairs (Sutterfield moved, Heinz seconded) — carried 6-0; KASB membership renewals (Sutterfield moved, Zortman seconded) — carried 6-0; adjournment (Zortman moved, Sutterfield seconded) — carried 6-0.

Next steps and follow-up: The minutes do not specify contract amounts, dates for repairs or the terms of the activity-bus agreement; those details were not included in the minutes and are recorded here as not specified.