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Salina board authorizes disposal of obsolete technology and allows adjunct instructor hires
Summary
The Salina Board of Education voted Aug. 11 to declare obsolete technology surplus for disposal or recycling, and authorized non‑certified faculty with bachelor’s degrees to teach as adjunct instructors, naming Megan Harms for Elementary 5th Grade.
The Salina Board of Education approved two operational items Aug. 11: declaring out‑of‑date or unserviceable technology surplus for proper disposal or recycling, and authorizing non‑certified faculty with bachelor's degrees to serve as adjunct instructors for 2025–2026.
The surplus technology motion, made by Leroy Monk and seconded by Greg Rice, passed unanimously. Separately, the board authorized adjunct instruction assignments for non‑certified faculty who hold at least a bachelor's degree; the minutes specifically list Megan Harms to teach Elementary 5th Grade (motion by Leroy Monk, seconded by Jackie Ball). Both actions were recorded as approved by unanimous recorded vote.
The minutes do not include inventories of equipment or the full adjunct employment terms; disposal procedures and adjunct contracts are to be processed through district administration.
