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Votes at a glance: agenda, committee appointments, timeline and executive‑session decision

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Summary

The board approved several procedural and administrative items by voice vote, including the amended agenda, appointment of two board members to the student representative selection committee, the student representative timeline, and a motion to uphold a superintendent decision discussed in executive session.

The Tigard‑Tualatin School District Board of Directors recorded several procedural votes during the meeting.

- Agenda approval: The board approved the meeting agenda as amended (voice vote). The amendment added an action item related to matters discussed in executive session.

- Student representative selection committee appointments: The board appointed Director Kristen Miles and Vice Chair Jaime to serve as the two board members on the committee that will interview and recommend student representatives from the district’s high schools.

- Student representative selection timeline: The board approved a timeline for student representative applications and interviews. Staff will open the application and accept submissions during April, interviews are scheduled the week of April 21, and the committee will present recommendations at the May 5 board meeting.

- Executive session outcome: Following an executive session held under ORS 192.660(2)(f) to consider information exempt from public inspection, the board voted 5–0 in open session to uphold the superintendent’s confidential decision described in executive session. The minutes of the executive session will not be made public; the board’s open‑session vote fulfills the legal requirement to render the decision openly.

All procedural motions were carried in board voice or roll call votes as recorded at the meeting.