Corey Uldrich

The board meeting addressed key administrative actions following the regular session commencement. Discussions included the approval of the consent agenda, which covered the previous month's minutes, a report on school finances, and approval of bills. Significant actions involved the re-election and confirmation of officers: Jason Dendinger as President, Ian Lange as Vice President, and Candice Climer as Secretary. The board also approved annual appointments and elections, including designating the official attendance officer, treasurer, district counsel, official depository banks, and the official newspaper. Furthermore, the board approved the land sale of a plot near the Newcastle site for $22,800 and accepted the resignation of Amber Davies. A period for closed session was held to discuss matters requiring confidentiality.

The Board of Education convened for its regular December meeting, following proper notification procedures. Key actions taken included approving the consent agenda, which covered previous minutes (excluding the current one), the report on school finances, and the approval of general bills. The Board also officially approved the school audit for the 2024-2025 fiscal year. Furthermore, a motion was passed to raise lunch prices across the board by 15 cents. The meeting concluded with an adjournment.

The meeting included the approval of the consent agenda, which encompassed the report on school finances, approval of bills, and recognition of visitors. The board also approved the purchase of a new Blue Bird bus.

The meeting included the approval of a negotiated agreement for 2026-2027, an engineering proposal from Stockwell Engineering, and an HVAC System bid pending agreement with Newcastle Village. Additionally, the board approved a transfer of funds into the nutrition fund.

The meeting included discussions and decisions on setting lunch prices, approving the 7-12 student handbook, approving the Pre-K -- 6 elementary student handbook, and approving Policy 6036 -- Reading Instruction and Intervention Services. The board also approved a new cafeteria manager, designated the superintendent as Federal Program Director for 2018 -- 2019, approved the purchase of a 2019 International 59 passenger school bus, and approved fund transfers as recommended.