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Votes at a glance: Woodland CCSD 50 Board actions March 20, 2025
Summary
Summary of formal motions and roll-call outcomes from the Woodland CCSD 50 board meeting on March 20, 2025.
The Woodland CCSD 50 Board of Education recorded the following formal actions during its March 20, 2025 meeting.
Votes at a glance
- Motion to enter closed session to discuss personnel, collective negotiating matters and review of board meeting minutes: approved (roll call recorded earlier in meeting; board recorded 5 yes votes).
- Motion to return to open session: approved (6-0).
- Motion to approve the agenda as presented: approved (6-0).
- Consent agenda (employment approvals, resignations, substitutes, donations, administrative contract extensions, revised policies, minutes and monthly financial/treasurer reports): approved (6-0).
- Employment: Approve the employment of Tia Martinez as Director of Educational Supports and Innovation, effective July 1, 2025: approved (motion carried 5-0 with 1 abstention; one board member abstained and five voted yes). The board heard comments about Martinez's prior role as assistant principal for special education services at the middle school and her work with MTSS and 504 plan maintenance.
- Approve Estrell'a (pronunciation noted) Tier 3 Spanish reading intervention resources as presented: approved (6-0).
- Parochial school transportation change: Motion to eliminate afternoon transportation for parochial schools outside the district's boundaries: approved (4-2). The board discussed driver shortages and a routing plan with centralized pickup points; staff said reimbursement revenue will change when PM service ends.
- Resolution authorizing honorable dismissal of licensed staff (Adam C. Ogle, Elizabeth A. Lovely, Danielle M. Strauss, Cameron S. Paddock): approved (6-0).
- Approve family coordinator job description, effective July 1, 2025: approved (6-0).
- Motion to adjourn: approved (6-0).
Motions that passed with roll-call tallies above reflect the counts called into the record during the meeting. Where a member explicitly announced a roll-call vote, that member's vote is listed above; several motions were moved and seconded without the meeting transcript naming movers and seconders on the record.
