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Board approves consent agenda, moves to Committee of the Whole; roll-call votes recorded

5863833 · March 5, 2025
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Summary

On March 4 the Warren Township High School District 121 Board of Education approved the consent agenda (including a $1,074,872.73 bill and revised intergovernmental agreements with the Exceptional Learners Collaborative), moved into a Committee of the Whole and later reconvened; roll-call votes were recorded for each motion.

At its March 4 meeting, the Warren Township High School District 121 Board of Education took several procedural actions by roll call. The board approved the consent agenda, moved into a Committee of the Whole for discussion and later reconvened and adjourned; each motion was recorded by roll call.

The consent agenda motion — which the meeting transcript records as "I move to approve the consent agenda items as presented" and included personnel recommendations (Exhibit A numbers 71–74), a bill dated 03/04/2025 in the amount of $1,074,872.73, minutes of Feb. 18 (regular and executive session) and revised intergovernmental agreements between the Exceptional Learners Collaborative (ELC) and Warren Township High School for students 2024-04 and 2025-05 — passed by a 6–0 roll call. The motion was recorded as moved by Mister Schultz and seconded by Polk; the transcript records yes votes from Mister Carlson, Mister Dimanti/Dimonti, Missus Martinez, Mister Anderson, Missus Pope and Mister Schultz. The board then moved to the Committee of the Whole (motion by Schultz, second by Pope) and the roll call recorded six yes votes (DeMonte, Anderson, Martinez, Carlson, Pope and Schultz). After committee discussion, the board reconvened the regular meeting (motion by Schultz, second by Anderson) and the roll call again recorded six yes votes. The meeting adjournment motion was made and carried by roll call.

No controversial final policy votes were taken on March 4; the actions recorded in the transcript are procedural approvals and the board's decision to convene the Committee of the Whole for extended discussion. The board did not adopt ordinances or resolutions at this meeting beyond the consent approvals noted above.