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Chanute board approves consent agenda, accepts $1,125 donation and waives GAAP reporting for 2026–27

Board of Education, Unified School District 413 (Chanute Public Schools) · July 1, 2026
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Summary

The board approved a multi-item consent agenda including acceptance of a $1,125 donation from the Foundation of NMRMC INC, an interlocal MOU for preschool special education services, designation of five official depository banks, and Resolution 26/27-02 requesting waiver of GAAP/fixed asset accounting for the year ended June 30, 2027.

The Chanute Board of Education approved its consent agenda at the July 1 reorganizational meeting, approving routine administrative actions and several district fiscal items.

Consent items recorded in the meeting packet included acceptance of a $1,125 donation from the Foundation of NMRMC INC to support Impact Applications for 2026–2027; approval of a 2026–2027 memorandum of understanding with the ANW Special Education Interlocal for a comprehensive integrated preschool program; payment of annual voluntary early retirement; designation of Bank of Commerce, Community National Bank, Emprise Bank, Commercial Bank and Home Savings Bank as official depositories (KSA 9-1401); and Resolution 26/27-02 requesting that the Director of Accounts and Reports waive the annual GAAP and fixed asset accounting requirement for USD 413 for the year ended June 30, 2027. The resolution states the district will prepare financial statements on a cash-receipts-and-disbursements basis to show compliance with state cash-basis and budget laws.

Board action on the consent agenda was made by Heather Guernsey, seconded by Bri Leroy and carried by roll-call vote 5–0 (two absences).