Bluffton school board will conduct an evaluation of Greg Denecker, superintendent, and Paula Parish, school treasurer, in an executive session on Monday. The evaluation is completed annually.
The board will also prepare for negotiations with public employees and that will go into executive session also.
In other action, the board will act on a resolution recommending to opt out of career-technical education for seventh and eighth graders during 2020-21.
Breakfast and lunch prices for 2020-21 will be considered at the follow:
It’s a small town civics lesson, now on the internet.
Thanks for the efforts of Bluffton officials, all Bluffton ordinances are now available online for anyone to read.
The announcement was made at the June 22 council meeting. The meeting's agenda is attached at the bottom of this story.
CLICK HERE to view the ordinance folder, located on the Village of Bluffton website. The project cost $14,000 and has 1,193 pages went printed on a computer printer.
Recognizing challenges, Bluffton council agreed to open the Bluffton Community Swimming Pool this summer. Council’s action took place on May 26, including hiring the staff listed below.
The village is aiming for a June 6 weekend opening, with several guidelines, which follow:
Bluffton parks and recreation committee will meet at 6 p.m., tonight (Tuesday, May 26), using Zoom video conferencing. Those interested in attending should contact Jesse Blackburn at [email protected] to request an invitation.
Bluffton council may soon address an animal zoning ordinance.
Council’s ordinance committee, meeting on April 29, discussed criteria for an ordinance proposed by Mitch Kingsley, according to the committee’s minutes of the meeting.
The minutes were part of the recent council agenda, and the council voted to go forward with an ordinance, although one is not yet ready for council’s action.
