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Votes and actions: Center ISD special called board meeting, July 30, 2025
Summary
A quick reference listing of motions the board took on July 30, 2025, including policy adoptions, personnel actions, procurement and compensation items; most motions recorded as carried 7-0.
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The board recorded the following formal actions on July 30, 2025 (motions and recorded tallies as shown in the minutes):
- Approve revised local policy FD – Admissions (motion by Casey Lout; second James Ragan) — carried 7-0. - Approve revised local policy FM – Student Activities (motion by Casey Lout; second Greg Hubbard) — carried 7-0. - Change Board meeting time to begin at 5:15 p.m. to comply with SB 12 (motion by Casey Lout; second James Ragan) — carried 7-0. - Approve compressed pay grades for 2025–2026 (motion by Casey Lout; second Greg Hubbard) — carried 7-0. - Continue current lawn maintenance contract with Sanford and Sons (motion by James Ragan; second Ben Wulf) — carried 7-0. - Approve salary schedule as recommended by Human Resources (motion by Casey Lout; second Greg Hubbard) — carried 7-0. - Approve retire/rehire surcharge grandfathering (motion by Casey Lout; second Greg Hubbard) — carried 7-0. - Table stipends for later consideration (motion by Casey Lout; second James Ragan) — carried 7-0 (tabled). - Approve salary reduction for non‑certified employees not certified by start of next year (motion by Casey Lout; second James Ragan) — carried 7-0. - Accept Dr. Morris’ letter of retirement effective Jan. 31, 2026 (motion by Casey Lout; second Ben Wulf) — carried 7-0. - Appoint Jake Henson as Interim Superintendent effective immediately (motion by Casey Lout; second Ben Wulf) — carried 7-0. - Adjournment (motion by Casey Lout; second James Ragan) — minutes record carried 5-0.
The minutes record a discrepancy in the final adjournment tally (5-0) compared with prior votes recorded as 7-0; the minutes do not explain the difference.
