Nodaway County school board notes

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JEFFERSON C-123
CONCEPTION JCT., Mo. — The following are notes from the minutes of the May 19 regular meeting of the Jefferson C-123 Board of Education.
- According to high school principal Tyler Pedersen’s report, 20 junior high and high school Future Farmers of America students will attend an agriculture tourism trip to California from July 13-18. The trip will include several agriculture tours, a tour of Alcatraz and a day at the ocean.
- The board approved the extra duty schedule for 2025-2026.
- The next meeting is set for 6:30 p.m. on June 24.
NODAWAY-HOLT R-VII
GRAHAM, Mo. — The following are notes from the minutes of the May 14 regular meeting of the Nodaway-Holt R-VII Board of Education.
- The board approved an agreement for bus services with First Student.
- The board approved a procedure agreement with the Area Cooperative for Educational Support (ACES).
Personnel
Hirings
- Noah Johnson – 7-12 history teacher, junior high class sponsor and assistant baseball coach for 2025-2026
- Becky Reinig – PK-12 choir for 2025-2026
SOUTH NODAWAY R-IV
BARNARD, Mo. — The following are notes from the minutes of the May 21 regular meeting of the South Nodaway R-IV Board of Education.
- Evergy is slated to remove light poles from the football field next week. The board approved a $149,500 agreement with Techline Sporting Lights for four new poles. Board members also approved a resolution to finance the purchase through the Government Capital Corporation.
- A representative from the Missouri Securities Investment Program presented to the board and the board passed a MOSIP resolution to continue with district investments.
- The board approved a contract with Midwest Orientation and Mobility Services.
- The board approved a contract with the Area Cooperative for Educational Support (ACES) for 2025-2026.
- The board approved a contract with Hallelujah Counseling Services for 2025-2026.
- There will not be a July school board meeting.
Personnel
Hirings
- Callie Ricketts and Ryan Langford were hired as summer student workers.
- Dustin Skoglund, head junior high basketball coach
Resignations
- Tamra Atkins, K-12 music/band teacher
- Carrie Kennedy-Wampler, elementary reading teacher
