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Board approves grant awards, policy updates and superintendent goals in 5–0 and 4–0–1 votes
Summary
At its Sept. 18 meeting the Klamath County School District Board approved a consent agenda, grant awards totaling $86,116.67, several policy updates (first readings), the IKF-AR(1) graduation requirements regulation, and superintendent goals for 2025–26 (one abstention).
The Klamath County School District Board of Directors approved several formal actions during its Sept. 18, 2025 regular meeting.
A consent agenda covering financial reports, multiple sets of minutes, contracts, a resignation and retirements was approved by motion of Marc Staunton, seconded by John Rademacher, and passed unanimously (5–0). The board then approved grant awards totaling $86,116.67 (motion by John Rademacher; second by Steve Lowell); the vote tally was Yea 4, Nay 0, Abstain 1 (Katie Bruner recorded an abstention noted as 'Unable to hear motion').
The board approved first-reading updates to multiple policies (DBEA; IGBHD; IKJ; JFCEB; JHCA) on motions by John Rademacher and Steve Lowell; those motions passed 5–0. The board adopted the second reading administrative regulation IKF-AR (1) on graduation requirements (motion by John Rademacher, second by Marc Staunton; 5–0). Finally, the board adopted superintendent goals for 2025–26 on a motion by Steve Lowell and second by John Rademacher; the motion passed with four yeas and one abstention (Katie Bruner said she did not have adequate time to review the goals).
The board recorded the formal votes in the meeting minutes. Several items (including the financial report) were noted as appearing on the consent agenda with attachments in the board packet for further review.
