Chelsea Blankenship

The meeting includes a Superintendent's report, a review of financial reports, and a discussion regarding the destruction of executive session audio tapes older than 18 months. The board will convene in a closed session to address personnel matters, including employment, compensation, discipline, and dismissal, as well as collective negotiating matters and pending or imminent litigation. Additional agenda items include the authorization of a new bank signatory and personnel actions concerning non-certified and certified staff, specifically for a part-time custodian position.

The agenda includes the review of financial reports and bills, as well as the legal requirement for the destruction of executive session audio tapes older than 18 months. Business items to be considered include the approval of a Cardiac Emergency Response Plan, the purchase of a white bus, a resolution supporting Vision 2030, the display of the PRESS Policy 2:265 Title IX Grievance Procedure, and a door project quote. Additionally, the session will address personnel matters and hold a closed session for discussions regarding employee performance, collective bargaining, and potential or pending litigation.

The board meeting agenda includes the Superintendent's report and review of financial reports including monthly bills. Key action items involve the destruction of executive session audio tapes, the approval of the FY 26 Risk Management Plan, and the consideration of a Memorandum of Understanding with the CEA. Additionally, the board will set a budget hearing for the FY2025 amended budget, address personnel matters such as employment and resignations, and conduct a closed session to discuss employee discipline, collective bargaining, and pending litigation.

The meeting included the board reorganization process, which involved the election of a president, vice president, and secretary, the adoption of district policies and procedures, and the setting of meeting dates and times. The board reviewed financial reports, including the treasurer's report and bills for payment. Additionally, the agenda covered the destruction of old executive session audio tapes, the discussion of personnel matters, the consideration of a risk management plan, the approval of basketball adjustable goals, and the appointment to fill a vacant board seat.

The board meeting covered several key topics, including approval of the treasurer's report, bills, the FY24 budget, and a resolution to issue $105,000 in working cash bonds. The board also approved the destruction of executive session audio tapes older than 18 months, the FY24 Maintenance Grant, and the hiring of Teresea Mowery as an elementary teacher.