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Votes at a glance: HENRY CO. R-I board approves meal prices, sets tuition at $10,800 and adopts personnel and policy updates
Summary
At its July 14 meeting in Windsor, the HENRY CO. R-I Board of Education unanimously approved 2026–27 meal prices, a $10,800 tuition rate, a Clinton Technical School credit waiver, the employee handbook, job descriptions and multiple policy rescinds/adoptions; motions carried 6-0.
The HENRY CO. R-I Board of Education, meeting July 14 at the Windsor Library/Media Center, approved a package of routine administrative items, all by unanimous votes recorded as 6-0.
Meal prices and cafeteria rates: The board approved the recommended 2026–27 meal prices presented by district staff. The approved rates are: elementary breakfast $2.45; high school breakfast $2.55; reduced-price breakfast $0.30; extra milk $0.40; elementary lunch $2.85; high school lunch $2.95; reduced-price lunch $0.40; adult breakfast $3.02; adult lunch $4.68.
Clinton Technical School credit waiver: The board approved a credit waiver from Clinton Technical School that allows students to earn required Math and Science credits for high school graduation.
Tuition rate: The board approved a tuition rate of $10,800 per student for the 2026–2027 school year.
Personnel documents: The board approved the 2026–27 employee handbook and the 2026–27 job descriptions as presented.
Policy updates: District staff presented updates to policy C-120-P (Concerns or Complaints); C-130-P (Equal Opportunity and Prohibition Against Discrimination, Harassment, and Retaliation); S-100-P (School Admissions); I-125-P (Special Education and Section 504); and G-275-P (Board Member Personal Financial Disclosures). The board moved to rescind policy S-100-P and then adopted a revised S-100-P to include children of contracted services; the board also rescinded and adopted C-120-P, C-130-P, G-275-P and I-125-P effective July 14, 2026. All motions on policy updates carried 6-0.
Consent agenda and payments: The consent agenda was approved and included payment of bills totaling $133,375.42 (check numbers 152255–152306), the financial report and the open minutes from June 17, 2026.
Executive session: The board voted to enter executive session for personnel matters under RSMo 610.021(3); a roll-call vote was recorded with all six members voting yes (A. Burkhart, Hoffman, Swigert, J. Burkhart, Pipal, Heany). The board returned to open session and adjourned at 7:31 PM.
Motions and vote details are recorded in the minutes; individual mover/second pairs are recorded for most motions (e.g., Dr. Jamie Burkhart frequently moved items; Ryan Hoffman and Scott Swigert are recorded as seconding some motions). The minutes do not include public comment or debate on these routinely approved items.
