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At-a-glance: Board approves salary bump, milk program and other routine resolutions

Granton Area School District · October 21, 2024
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Summary

The Granton Area School District approved several routine resolutions at its Oct. 21, 2024 Annual Meeting: a $50 increase per board office, authorization to provide daily milk for grades 4K–5 (with costs covered from Fund 10 for students not eligible for the state program), authorization to sell district property, and other procedural motions. Some motions are recorded without an explicit vote in the provided segments.

Members of the Granton Area School District assembled motions on a set of routine resolutions during the Oct. 21 annual meeting. Recorded motions and outcomes in the minutes include:

- Board salaries: Motion by Sarah Elmhorst, seconded by Cheyenne Thomas, to increase School Board member salaries by $50 per office; voice vote recorded as carried. - Milk program authorization: Motion by Cheyenne Thomas, seconded by Jessica Schier, to authorize providing milk for grades 4K–5 daily milk break when a state milk program is offered; noneligible students' daily milk covered from Fund 10; voice vote recorded as carried. - Sale of district property: Motion by Sarah Elmhorst, seconded by Cheyenne Thomas, to authorize the Board to sell school district property; voice vote recorded as carried.

The meeting record also includes motions to authorize short-term borrowing for cash-flow purposes and to set the 2025 Annual Meeting date; the transcript includes the motions but does not explicitly record a voice vote for those two items in the provided segments. Where a voice vote is recorded, minutes state "Motion carried."