Junior College District of Kansas City, Missouri Regular Meeting
The Board of Trustees meeting covered several administrative, financial, and personnel items. Key discussions included the acceptance of foundation funds from external sources, such as the Metallica Grant, and a presentation on the College for Kids program. Personnel recommendations were approved, along with the 2027 employee benefits program renewal. Financial items included the acceptance of the Treasurer's report, approval of various service contracts and extensions, such as banking services, dining and catering, title IX consulting, and executive coaching. The Board authorized the purchase of FANUC robots for the industrial technology program and portable radios for the Fire Academy. Additionally, a public hearing was held regarding the general fund tax levy, with the board authorizing the levy rate for the 2026-2027 fiscal year.
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The Junior College District of Metropolitan Kansas City Regular Meeting
The Board of Trustees meeting covered several key business and administrative items. These included a report from the Chancellor and an overview of student success transfer partnerships. The Board addressed personnel recommendations, including professional appointments and a four-year agreement with the MCC-NEA. Financial actions involved the acceptance of the Treasurer's Report, the lodging of the 2026-2027 fiscal year budget, and various purchase authorizations for academic assessment software, online tutoring services, library consortium membership, and a strategic course planning system. Additionally, the Board approved a lease extension with Concorde Career Colleges, Allied Health agreements, and the designation of signature authority.
Apr 23, 2026·Board meeting agenda packet
The Junior College District of Metropolitan Kansas City Regular Meeting
The Board of Trustees conducted a regular meeting covering several governance and operational items. Key topics included the certification of election results for Subdistrict 2 and 5 trustees and the subsequent swearing-in of the elected members. The Board authorized the lodging of new IT and network security policies and approved the acceptance of grant funding for community health worker curriculum. Personnel actions, including new appointments and administrative contract renewals, were reviewed and finalized. The Board also authorized various procurement contracts and service agreements, including technology infrastructure updates, software licensing subscriptions, consulting services, and marketing partnerships. Additionally, the Board accepted financial reports and approved clinical training agreements for Allied Health programs.
