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Sep 9, 2026·BoardMeeting
Board
Bremen Public Schools Board of School Trustees Regular Meeting Minutes
The meeting included a financial update and a presentation regarding the upcoming budget hearing. The Board approved the budget presentation and the permission to advertise for the budget. Additionally, the Board approved the Bremen Middle School identification number and updated facility use charges. Several donations to various school departments were accepted, including funds for athletics, staff appreciation, and library postage. The personnel report was reviewed, covering resignations, staff transfers, and new contracts.
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Bremen Public Schools Board Of School Trustees Regular Meeting Minutes
The Board of School Trustees received staff reports regarding activities at the elementary, middle, and high schools, as well as an update on corporation safety. New business included the approval of a donation for music mallets, the first reading of several revised NEOLA policies, a review of organization overviews for the Parent-Teacher Organization and the football boosters, and the approval of a resolution to temporarily transfer funds. The meeting also included approval of personnel reports, including new contracts, reassignments, and changes in status for various staff members.
Jun 10, 2026·BoardMeeting
Board
Bremen Public Schools Board of School Trustees Executive Session Minutes
The board convened for an executive session, confirming that no topics were discussed other than those specifically permitted by law and properly advertised.
Jun 10, 2026·BoardMeeting
Board
Bremen Public Schools Board of School Trustees Regular Meeting Minutes
The meeting encompassed several key topics, including staff reports from the elementary, middle, and high schools and the athletic department. Old business included the second reading and approval of NEOLA policies. New business involved approving financial donations, updates to the 2026-2027 student handbooks for both the elementary/middle and high schools, and establishing parameters for student transfers. Additionally, the board approved overnight trips for FFA conventions and set school lunch prices for the upcoming academic year. A personnel report was also presented, detailing various resignations, new contracts, and volunteer appointments.
Extracted from official board minutes, strategic plans, and video transcripts.
