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Votes at a glance: Coweta County School Board actions Feb. 11, 2025

5844357 · February 12, 2025
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Summary

A roundup of formal votes taken by the Coweta County School Board on Feb. 11, including approval of minutes, committee nominations, contracts and trip requests. All motions recorded in the meeting passed by 7-0 where votes were announced.

The Coweta County School Board approved a series of routine and project-specific items during its Feb. 11 meeting. All motions reported a unanimous outcome when votes were announced.

Key votes and outcomes

- Agenda approval — Motion passed 7 to 0. - Approval of minutes (multiple prior called and regular meetings) — Motions passed (tallies announced as either 7 to 0 or 6-0-1 abstain where noted). - Sick leave bank committee nominees (2025): Mike Harris; Sean Dye; Tony Vincent; Holly Perez; Susie Bott; Angela Tinsley; Lisonbee Hurston — Approved 7 to 0. - Newnan High School: purchase and installation of a scoreboard booth; funded by Newnan High School Baseball Booster Club; county maintenance to provide electrical service; total cost $11,542.35 — Approved 7 to 0. - FY26 West Georgia RESA membership agreement (educational service cooperative): $80,724 — Approved 7 to 0. - Arnold Middle School kitchen reroof: contract awarded to CGS Waterproofing LLC; high-scoring proposal; bid $113,329.21 — Approved 7 to 0. - East Coweta High School rifle team travel to Marine Corps JROTC air rifle championships in Anniston, Ala., Feb. 12–15, 2025 (students to miss two days; no cost to system) — Approved 7 to 0. - German American Partnership Program exchange: Coweta STEM two-week trips to Siegen, Germany, in June 2025 and June 2026; grant funding minimized student cost; no instructional days missed — Approved 7 to 0.

Routine business such as audit presentation and facilities updates were presented; the board accepted the independent auditors’ report and received a facilities and construction update but no separate roll-call vote on the audit was recorded in the transcript beyond presentation and Q&A.

Ending: After the listed approvals, the board set an executive session to discuss personnel, real estate and potential litigation.