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Votes at a glance: Paulding County School Board meeting, April 1, 2025

2835109 · April 1, 2025
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Summary

Summary of formal votes at the April 1 Paulding County School Board meeting: adoption of the agenda (unanimous); approval of March 18 regular session minutes (4 yes, 1 abstention, 2 absent); motion to adjourn to executive session (passed); and approval of personnel items 1–66 (unanimous).

The Paulding County School Board took several procedural and personnel votes at its April 1 meeting. Key outcomes:

• Agenda adoption — Motion to adopt the proposed agenda was moved by Ms. Lyons and seconded by Mr. Nolan; the chair called for the vote and the motion passed unanimously.

• Approval of regular session minutes (March 18) — The minutes were moved by Mr. Fuller and seconded by Ms. Lyons. The chair announced the outcome as four in favor, one abstention and two board members absent; no opposing votes were recorded.

• Motion to adjourn to executive session — The board voted to move into executive session to discuss personnel, land and legal matters. The motion was moved by Mr. Nolan and seconded by Mr. Clayton and the chair said "the ayes have it." The board recessed for executive session.

• Approval of personnel items 1–66 — After returning from executive session, the superintendent requested board approval of personnel items 1 through 66. Mr. Nolan moved the approval, Mr. Clayton seconded, and the chair called the vote; the superintendent recorded the approval as unanimous.

The meeting recorded no other formal votes on ordinances or contracts during the April 1 session; several items presented at the meeting were scheduled for formal action at the board's April 22 meeting.