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Board approves consent agenda, meal price increase, salary schedule, bank depository and preliminary budget
Summary
The board approved a consent agenda of routine items, a $0.10 meal price increase to comply with USDA guidance, updates to the 2026-27 salary schedule, Central Bank as depository, and the district's preliminary budget; closed-session personnel matters were also approved.
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The Clinton County R-III Board on June 25 approved multiple administrative items in routine motion and a set of discrete actions that will shape district operations and finances for the coming year.
Consent agenda: The board approved on a 5-0 vote the consent agenda, which included approval of the May 20 regular meeting minutes, June bills, a 2025/2026 budget amendment, the Copier/SumerOne contract, the OPS contract, ECSE itinerant teaching services contract, physical therapy and occupational therapy contracts (Natalie Loyd, DPT, VRT; Sophia Falcon-Cordero), a fund transfer from Fund I to Fund II to cover a Fund II deficit, and authorization to hold a closed session at the next meeting pursuant to Section 610.021, RSMo., Subsections 1, 2, 3, 6, 13 and 14. Motion by Danny Parra; second by Michael Burton; vote 5-0.
Meal prices: Using the USDA Food Service Equity Tool as guidance, administration recommended a $0.10 increase to breakfast and lunch prices for 2026-27 to remain in federal compliance. The board approved the recommendation 5-0. Motion by Danny Parra; second by Cory Verdi.
Salary schedule: The board approved updates to the 2026-27 salary schedule (classified positions, extra-duty assignments, coaching stipends, sponsor stipends and At-Risk Program hourly rates) on a 5-0 vote. Motion by Danny Parra; second by Michael Burton.
Bank depository: Following an RFP, administration recommended continuing with Central Bank as the district's depository services provider; the board approved the recommendation 5-0. Motion by Michael Burton; second by Danny Parra.
Preliminary budget: Dr. Steggall presented a preliminary budget for 2026-27 with projected revenues and expenditures and a timeline to adopt a final budget in September; the board approved the preliminary budget 5-0. Motion by Danny Parra; second by Michael Burton.
Closed session and personnel: The board met in closed session later in the evening and approved prior closed session minutes and the Personnel Report on roll-call votes recorded 5-0. The closed-session minutes do not disclose personnel details.
