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Board approves consent agenda including $52,738 in donations and a KSDE security-camera grant

Manhattan-Ogden USD 383 Board of Education · August 6, 2026
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Summary

The board approved the consent agenda 5-0, including retirements, bills and donations totaling $52,738.55 — notably a $47,500 KSDE Safe and Secure Schools grant for security cameras and donations for robotics and negative meal balances.

The Manhattan-Ogden USD 383 board approved the consent agenda by a 5-0 vote, handling routine business including minutes from July 15, bills, the human-resources report and donations and grants.

The consent package listed a total of $52,738.55 in donations and grants: an $800 cash donation for new-teacher orientation lunches (two donors at $400 each), $500 from the University of Missouri for Manhattan High School robotics supplies, a $47,500 grant from the Kansas State Department of Education’s Safe and Secure Schools program for district security cameras, and a $3,938.55 donation from Jake and Barbara Wozenberg to address negative meal balances at Manhattan High School. The board also noted one retirement: Scott Moll, a math teacher at Manhattan High, effective Aug. 1. Kurt moved the consent agenda and the board carried the motion 5-0.