Votes at a glance: board approves consent agenda, donations, handbooks, transfers, trips and lunch-price increase
June 11, 2026 | Bremen Public Schools, School Boards, Indiana
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The board moved and approved the consent agenda at the start of the meeting.
Donations: The board accepted two donations (a $500 gift from Alfredo Alvarado and Zimmer Biomet to support high-school baseball and $1,905 from First Church of Christ for the Bremen cafeteria equipment). The motion to accept the donations passed unanimously.
Student-handbook updates: The board approved updates to the elementary/middle and high‑school student handbooks following motions and seconding; no substantive debate was recorded.
Student transfers: The board approved transfer parameters discussed on the agenda (reference to a 50-per-grade-level limit and an application deadline). The motion passed unanimously.
Overnight trips: The board approved two FFA overnight trips — one to Noblesville (June 15–18) and one to the national FFA convention in Indianapolis (Oct. 21–24). Motions and seconds were recorded; votes were all in favor.
School lunch prices: The board approved a modest increase in lunch prices for the 2026–27 school year after a brief presentation by the food-service consultant, who noted rising food costs and said the proposed prices remain competitive with neighboring districts.
Adjournment: The board set its next meeting for July 8 at 6:30 p.m. in the central office, announced an executive session to follow and voted to adjourn.
Donations: The board accepted two donations (a $500 gift from Alfredo Alvarado and Zimmer Biomet to support high-school baseball and $1,905 from First Church of Christ for the Bremen cafeteria equipment). The motion to accept the donations passed unanimously.
Student-handbook updates: The board approved updates to the elementary/middle and high‑school student handbooks following motions and seconding; no substantive debate was recorded.
Student transfers: The board approved transfer parameters discussed on the agenda (reference to a 50-per-grade-level limit and an application deadline). The motion passed unanimously.
Overnight trips: The board approved two FFA overnight trips — one to Noblesville (June 15–18) and one to the national FFA convention in Indianapolis (Oct. 21–24). Motions and seconds were recorded; votes were all in favor.
School lunch prices: The board approved a modest increase in lunch prices for the 2026–27 school year after a brief presentation by the food-service consultant, who noted rising food costs and said the proposed prices remain competitive with neighboring districts.
Adjournment: The board set its next meeting for July 8 at 6:30 p.m. in the central office, announced an executive session to follow and voted to adjourn.
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