Misti Kelley

The meeting included discussions on fire alarm and egress lighting, as well as the approval of an audit agreement for the 2025-2026 fiscal year. The board authorized the administration to seek bids for food service supplies, milk, and propane for the upcoming year. Handbook changes for students, staff, and preschool were reviewed, and a list of surplus items including state banners, shelves, and teacher desks was identified. Additionally, the board reviewed budget figures for the current and preliminary next fiscal years, scheduled future meeting dates, and received reports from the principal and superintendent regarding building grounds, legislative updates, and activities.

The board meeting agenda covered various administrative and operational matters. Key discussion topics included the review of lawn care bids, student desk quotes, and an update regarding the purchase of a school vehicle. The board also reviewed information concerning state-assessed railroad and utility funds, alongside reports from the principal and superintendent, which encompassed student and staff activities, building and grounds maintenance, a legislative update, and a budget report. An executive session was held to address personnel, student, and real estate matters.

The board meeting agenda included considerations for school vehicles and snow removal bids under old business. New business topics featured a board annual refresher training reminder, approval of the professional development plan for 2025-2026, issuance of a credit card for the concession manager, updates to MEC regulations and policies, and consideration of budgeting software. The board also discussed policy 0412 and identified various items as surplus, including laboratory equipment, furniture, and vocational machinery. The meeting concluded with reports from the principal and superintendent regarding building and grounds updates, legislative changes, and upcoming student and staff activities. An executive session was held to discuss personnel matters, including the hiring of substitute teachers, and student-related issues.

The board meeting agenda included discussions on live streaming and the purchase of a school vehicle. New business items involved the approval of the 2026-2027 school calendar and specific MCE policies, as well as renovations planned for the science and agriculture rooms. The board also reviewed future meeting dates. Additional reports were presented by the principal and superintendent regarding school activities, building and grounds maintenance, including playground and HVAC systems, and a budget update. The meeting concluded with an executive session addressing personnel and student matters.

The board discussed several operational and administrative items, including live streaming, the purchase of a school vehicle, and science room renovations under old business. New business topics included umbrella coverage, approval of the April election ballot candidates, lawn care bids, playground equipment replacement and the declaration of surplus items, and future meeting scheduling. Reports from the principal and superintendent covered student and staff activities, buildings and grounds, financial status, and legislative updates. An executive session was held regarding personnel and student matters, and the board addressed the potential extension of a patron restriction from district property.