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Votes at a glance: Jackson County Board approves consent items, budget amendment, policies, field trips and personnel actions

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Summary

The board unanimously approved the meeting agenda, minutes, a budget amendment, policy updates, two field trips, personnel actions and adjournment; motions were made and seconded in open session.

At its April meeting the Jackson County Board of Education approved a series of consent and action items, including the meeting agenda, minutes from March 25, a budget amendment, policy updates, two field trips and personnel actions. All motions recorded in open session passed.

Key items and outcomes:

• Agenda and minutes: The board approved the April meeting agenda and the open-session minutes from its March 25 regular meeting after motions and seconds were recorded in open session.

• Budget amendment: Christie Walker presented Budget Amendment No. 8 to the fiscal-year 2024–25 budget resolution, covering state, federal and other specific revenues. After discussion and a request for approval, a motion was made and seconded and the amendment passed.

• Policy updates: The board approved three board-policy updates recommended by staff; district counsel and the state school board association advised on one of the updates.

• Field trips: The board approved two end-of-year field trips: Blue Ridge Early College (grades 7–8) to Dollywood on May 22 and Cashiers Valley School (grades 6–7) to Dollywood on May 20.

• Personnel actions: After returning from closed session with no reported closed-session actions, the board approved the personnel action agenda as presented in open session.

• Adjournment: The board adjourned and confirmed its next regular meeting on May 27 and a work session the following night at 5:30 p.m. at the Board of Education office.

Where the transcript records “All in favor,” the motions in open session were approved; the record does not include individual roll-call tallies or member names for each vote in the public transcript.