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Riverview school board approves meeting agenda, consent items and casts MASB vote for regional candidate

5773140 · February 26, 2025
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Summary

The Riverview Community School District Board of Education unanimously approved the meeting agenda and consent grouping, and voted to cast the district's delegate vote for Roderick Means for the Michigan Association of School Boards Board of Directors; motions and roll-call tallies were recorded.

The Riverview Community School District Board of Education met Feb. 25 and approved routine meeting items and the board’s selection for the Michigan Association of School Boards (MASB) Board of Directors candidate for Region 8.

Vice President Diminsky moved to accept the meeting agenda for Feb. 25; Treasurer Davis supported the motion. The board approved the agenda by unanimous roll call (Board president; Vice President Diminsky; Secretary Walker; Treasurer Davis; Trustee Meeks; Trustee O'Brien; Trustee Toth — all voting yes).

The board then approved the consent grouping — which included minutes of the Jan. 27 organizational meeting and Jan. 28 regular meeting, check registries and purchase card expense reports — on a motion by Trustee Meeks supported by Trustee Toth. That motion passed by unanimous roll call (same board members recorded as yes).

For MASB Board of Directors election, the board’s recommendation was to cast its vote for Roderick Means of the Westwood District to serve a three-year term for Region 8. The board president moved the motion; Vice President Diminsky supported it. The motion passed by unanimous roll call (all board members recorded as yes).

At the meeting’s close, Vice President Diminsky moved to adjourn; Trustee Meeks supported the motion. The adjournment motion passed by unanimous roll call and the meeting adjourned at 7:28 p.m.

All formal motions and roll calls recorded in the meeting transcript were unanimous yes votes; the board did not record any votes against, abstentions, recusals or absences during those roll calls in the transcript.