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Board meetings and strategic plans from Pettis County R-XII School District
The board meeting included a report on the MSBA Board of Directors meeting, an administrator's report, and discussion of the auction of 5 acres of land. The consent agenda included approval of bills and financial reports. The board adopted the student-parent and faculty-staff handbooks for the 2011-2012 school year. Milk and bakery bids were reviewed and approved. The annual tax rate hearing date was set, and the 2010-2011 Annual Secretary of the Board Report was approved. A cooperative agreement with Northwest High School for girls' volleyball was approved.
The board meeting covered several key topics, including the approval of bills totaling \$225,208.20, the 2018-2019 audit report, and memoranda of understanding with Katy Trail Community Health and Burrell Behavioral Health. Discussions also included the upcoming bidding process for playground resurfacing, the approval of bids for a new student information system, a proposed fund transfer, and plans to address an abandoned well on school property. A principal's report was also presented.
The board reviewed the financial report, bids to repair the walk-in freezer door, and approved the bid from Premier Climate Control. Policies EBBC, GB, GBE, IGBA, IGBE, ILA, and JG were revised. The date of the March Regular Board Meeting was changed. The superintendent and principal contracts were reviewed, and changes were made to the Regular Operating Account and Petty Cash Account at Wood & Houston Bank, removing Travis Moore and Pamela Hall and adding Brandon Wallace. The 2025-2026 School Calendar was approved, and the Principal's Report was presented. The meeting concluded with the approval of closing the meeting in accordance with Section 610.021 of the Revised Statutes of Missouri for specific legal actions and record protection.
The board meeting covered various topics including the approval of bills totaling \$190,211.07, a presentation of the superintendent's and financial reports, an update on the Dresden Boys and Girls Club, a report on the smooth school reopening, and the submission of the yearly audit. Discussions also included revisions to board policies GBCA, GBAD, GBCBA, IHB, GBEBB, GCBA, and IC, the hiring of a new bookkeeper, and the absence of MAP/EOC and APR scores due to school closures. The board approved bids for new copiers, noted the upcoming completion of new phone installations, and received a principal's report. Finally, the meeting concluded with a motion to close the meeting in accordance with Section 610.021 of the Revised Statutes of Missouri.
The board meeting covered several key topics, including the certification of school board election results, the swearing in of newly elected board members, and the election of board officers. Discussion included a plan to address a tie in write-in votes for open board positions, and the approval of a co-op with another school district for student participation in sports. A new program evaluation plan was adopted, and bids for bank depository services were authorized. The meeting also included the presentation of superintendent and principal reports, approval of bills, and the closing of the meeting in accordance with Missouri Revised Statutes.
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