The North Harrison School Board held its regular meeting April 9 and approved routine business and several donations in unanimous votes.
On the agenda, the board voted 5-0 to adopt the April 9, 2026 regular-meeting agenda as presented. The board then approved minutes from March 12 and March 16 executive sessions and the March 12 regular meeting by a 5-0 vote.
The business office recommended approval of claim numbers 45948 through 46149; the board approved those claims 5-0. The board also approved regular payrolls for May 22 and June 5, 2026 and approved the bank reconciliation for March 31, 2026; each motion passed by voice vote, 5-0.
Personnel motions were approved: the board accepted resignations and retirements listed on the agenda, and approved three appointments. Members publicly thanked Mr. Saunders for stepping in to cover the construction teacher role. All personnel votes passed unanimously.
Donations received board approval: a $5,000 donation from Rogers and Crush Stone to the North Harrison Community High School CTE program and a $4,020 donation from Chain Equipment to the North Harrison FFA chapter. Board members noted the Chain Equipment donation was tied to a raffle; both donations passed 5-0.
The board also approved eight late items in a single motion and adjourned at 7:40 p.m. All motions recorded in this meeting passed by unanimous 5-0 votes.
Votes at a glance
- Adopt agenda (April 9, 2026): approved, 5-0.
- Approve minutes (March 12 regular/executive, March 16 executive): approved, 5-0.
- Approve claims 45948–46149: approved, 5-0.
- Approve payrolls (May 22, June 5, 2026): approved, 5-0.
- Approve bank reconciliation (March 31, 2026): approved, 5-0.
- Approve resignations/retirements listed: approved, 5-0.
- Approve three appointments listed on agenda: approved, 5-0.
- Approve donation—Rogers and Crush Stone to CTE ($5,000): approved, 5-0.
- Approve donation—Chain Equipment to FFA ($4,020): approved, 5-0.
- Approve eight late items: approved, 5-0.
- Adjourn meeting: approved, 5-0.
The board's next scheduled meeting will include a presentation by district financial consultant Stifel, officials said.