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Hominy Public Schools board approves consent agenda, superintendent contract addendum and accepts bus driver resignation
Summary
The Hominy Public Schools Board approved routine consent items, an addendum to the superintendent's 2026–2027 contract, intra-fund transfers for student activities, and accepted a bus driver resignation at its April 1 meeting; the board also approved a cheer fundraiser and a facility use request and took no action on two vendor quote items.
The Hominy Public Schools Board of Education met April 1, 2026, at the district administration office and approved routine business including minutes, financial reports, temporary appropriations and two small activity-fund transfers.
Board President Jim Kunard called the meeting to order after Fi Davis led the board in prayer and a quorum was confirmed. Fond Reed moved to adopt the meeting agenda as part of the official minutes; Fi Davis seconded the motion, and Fanci Tucker, Fi Davis, Fond Reed and Jim Kunard voted aye.
The board approved the consent agenda by the same vote. The consent packet included approval of the minutes from the March 4 and March 11 meetings; the monthly treasurer's and activity fund reports; encumbrances listed as General Fund #260–265 and payroll change orders; temporary appropriations for the 2026–2027 school year; a $250 transfer from the General Fund to the middle-school cheer activity subaccount for cleaning services; and a $127.32 transfer from the Class of 2025 subaccount to the TSA activity fund.
On personnel business, the board approved the resignation of Mike Bobbitt from his position as a bus driver for the 2026–2027 school year. The motion to accept the resignation was made by Fond Reed and seconded by Fi Davis and carried by roll call vote.
The board approved an addendum to the superintendent's 2026–2027 contract after a motion by Fond Reed and a second from Fi Davis; the motion carried on a roll call vote. The meeting record does not specify the addendum's terms beyond its approval.
Two vendor matters were discussed but not decided at the meeting. The board took no action on the proposed contract for drug and alcohol testing with The Compliance Resource Group, Inc. for 2026–2027. Likewise, quotes for security cameras on the high-school campus were presented but no action was taken.
The board approved two community-focused items: an HMS cheerleaders calendar fundraiser to raise money for cheer supplies, scheduled for May 4–8, 2026; and a facilities use request allowing the Tillman for Chief Rally to use the Russell Hull Gymnasium parking lot on Saturday, April 19, 2026. Both approvals were made on motions by Fond Reed, seconded by Fi Davis, and recorded by roll call vote.
In his administrative report, Superintendent Cory Campbell said spring sports are underway, with the baseball and softball teams entering tournaments that weekend; he reported that the district's spring accreditation review is complete. Campbell announced the junior-senior prom is scheduled for April 10, that high-school testing will begin next week and elementary testing will begin April 15, and he presented Fi Davis with a 15‑year service-to-education pin.
The board noted there was no new business and Board President Jim Kunard adjourned the meeting.
