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Corona Municipal Schools board meeting, date not confirmed yet

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Corona school board approves bus contracts and business manager delegation 58:31

  • The board approved payroll and bills, amended bus contracts and a delegation allowing the business manager to approve budget adjustments when no regular meeting is held. 12:31
  • A staff report on facilities said a teacherage had been demolished and that there was not enough land to support the 2 planned units without demolishing another house. 15:30
  • A motion was made and seconded not to approve authorizing the superintendent to approve out-of-state travel requests not to exceed $5,000, and a separate motion was made and seconded to table part of a later item; no results were announced for either. 1:00:25
Item by item (15)
  1. Opening and approval of minutes 1:55
    • The meeting opened with the pledges and a prayer. 1:55
    • A speaker said the agenda did not need to be amended, and a motion was made to approve the minutes from the June meeting. 3:15
  2. Financial reports, payroll and bills 3:48
    • A speaker said the audit was supposed to be done that day and that food service had a positive balance of $540. 3:48
    • The speaker said the business office anticipated having to give back $80,000 in transportation funds. 3:48
    • A speaker raised a fluctuating variance on the bank reconciliation report. 9:57
    • The motion to approve payroll and bills passed. 12:31
  3. Facilities and teacher housing report 12:48
    • A staff member said a quote had been requested to fix outside gym doors that were not locking properly. 12:59
    • The staff member said the teacherage had been demolished and that there was not enough land to support the 2 units without demolishing the other house. 15:30
    • The staff member said groundwork and drainage would be needed before new units could be placed because the site is on a slope. 18:03
  4. Funding, staffing and grants report 24:40
    • A staff member said the district was awarded $436,000 for the planning assessment phase, including the project manager. 24:40
    • The staff member said an application to the Tri-County Community Fund had been approved. 29:32
  5. Academic and athletic report 36:05
    • A staff member said the academic athletic handbook would go to the attorneys and asked for guidance on whether to match a new NMAA transfer rule. 36:05
    • The staff member said coaches wanted eligibility based on weekly grade checks that also consider behavior and attendance. 40:21
    • A speaker said the district's SIS was now live, with students being registered in the new Synergy system, and that PowerSchool was extended for a year as a backup. 47:32
  6. Bus contracts 52:38
    • A staff member said one contractor's route changed and that contractors were given a 20 cents a mile increase. 52:49
    • The motion to approve the bus contracts passed. 58:41
  7. Business manager delegation 58:41
    • The item delegated board responsibility for 2026⁠-⁠27 to the business manager to approve budget adjustments in the absence of a regular board meeting. 58:41
    • The motion passed. ~59:26
  8. Out-of-state travel authorization 59:26
    • The item would authorize the superintendent to approve out-of-state travel requests in the absence of a regular meeting, not to exceed $5,000 total cost. 59:26
    • A speaker said they were not comfortable with it because the budget is something the board approves, and moved not to approve it. 1:00:25
  9. Superintendent role delegation 1:01:09
    • A speaker said there was a problem with the word delegate in the item. 1:01:37
    • A speaker said the item was not needed because the superintendent is the chief procurement officer, and a motion to table was made. 1:02:19
  10. PSCOC award and land maps 1:03:33
    • A staff member said the award would come in 3 phases. 1:03:53
    • The staff member said maps of all land the district owns had been requested from Lincoln County. 1:04:37
  11. Land purchase inquiry 1:06:30
    • A staff member said Lincoln County could not provide fair market value and an outside appraisal would be needed. 1:06:33
    • A speaker said that if the interested party wants it, that party should pay for the appraisal in full, not half. 1:08:31
  12. Future teacher housing 1:09:10
    • A speaker said housing for teachers must either be rented at fair market value or treated as a taxable benefit. 1:09:51
  13. Master schedule 1:13:19
    • A staff member said boys athletics and boys PE were scheduled first hour. 1:14:39
    • The staff member said splitting practices would have athletes done by 4:30. 1:14:53
  14. Superintendent and job posting 1:17:29
    • A speaker said that as of July 7 the district no longer had a superintendent and had an acting superintendent, and that it cost NUPSI $50,000 to settle the lawsuit. 1:17:29
    • Speakers discussed posting the position for 3 to 4 weeks or until filled. 1:19:59
  15. Bond sale update and adjournment 1:22:06
    • A speaker said a representative would attend the NFA board meeting next Thursday to seek approval for the bond sale. 1:22:06
    • A motion to adjourn was made and seconded. 1:24:54

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Video: posted by the district as “CPS Regular Board Meeting July 15, 2026”