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Board approves 2026 meeting schedule, committee appointments and administrative authorizations
Summary
The Claymont City Board of Education approved its 2026 meeting calendar, named committee representatives (including Martha Campbell for OSBA Legislative and Lois Grandison as Student Liaison), authorized the Treasurer to manage payments and sign payroll checks, and retained Pepple & Waggoner as legal counsel.
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The board approved Items A–O, formalizing the district’s 2026 operations and committee structure. The regular meeting schedule for 2026 was set (monthly meetings at the Administrative Office at 6:00 p.m., with a special June 30 meeting). Appointments included Martha Campbell as the OSBA Legislative representative and Lois Grandison as Student Liaison; policy committee appointees were Solomon Peters and Michelle Wolf. Several board and administrative committees and representatives were listed and approved.
Administrative authorizations included directing the Treasurer to pay bills within Permanent Appropriations, designating the Treasurer as the payroll and warrant check signatory, authorizing the Treasurer to request advances from the County Auditor and to invest interim funds, and designating the Superintendent as the Purchasing Agent. The board established a Records Commission (President, Treasurer, Superintendent) and employed Pepple & Waggoner as legal counsel. The board also set mileage reimbursement at $0.725 per mile and set the minimum wage at $11.00 per hour.
