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Yoncalla board approves consent agenda including hires, contracts and administrative designations

Yoncalla School District Board of Directors · June 18, 2026
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Summary

The board approved a broad consent agenda that included hiring coaches and instructional assistants, surplus curriculum, and administrative designations—motion passed unanimously with one director noting a prior absence and one director noting a conflict on an item.

At the June 18 meeting, the Yoncalla School District Board approved a multi‑item consent agenda that bundled routine personnel hires, administrative designations and financial housekeeping items. Items on the consent agenda included approval of minutes, budget committee minutes, an accounts payable/funding update, surplus of My World Interactive elementary social studies curriculum, the hiring of Darren Purcell (middle school football head coach), Leighsa Swearingen (high school volleyball head coach), Katelyn White (assistant cook) and Madison Kokos (Title I elementary instructional assistant). The motion to approve the consent agenda was made by Director Lisa Frasieur, seconded by Director Fawn Sybrant and passed unanimously among directors present.

The consent agenda also contained several administrative designations and appointments: Chelsea Ross was designated Chief Executive Officer/Clerk and appointed Budget Officer and District Election Authority; Angie Brownson was designated Deputy Clerk; US Bank was designated as bank depository; the district authorized investment of funds with the Local Government Investment Pool and US Bank; OSBA was appointed as general legal counsel and labor relations consultant; Zolezzi Insurance was named insurance agent of record; Neuner, Davidson and Cooley were named auditor of record; and Chelsea Ross was appointed as the district representative for AHERA matters. Director McDonald noted she had not attended the May 7 meeting and Director Grimes declared a potential conflict on Item H before the vote.