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Votes at a glance: board approves agenda items and January accounts‑payable register (one abstention)

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Summary

The Appleton Area School District board approved the meeting agenda, consent agendas, minutes and the superintendent's consent agenda by roll call; the January accounts‑payable check register passed with one abstention from Ed Ruffalo.

At the February board meeting the Appleton Area School District recorded several formal roll‑call actions.

Votes at a glance

- Agenda approval: Motion to approve the meeting agenda was moved and seconded; the board voted to approve the agenda by voice roll‑call.

- Consent agenda (minutes and superintendent’s consent items): The board approved the consent agenda that included meeting minutes and the superintendent's consent agenda (personnel items). Roll call recorded ayes from board members present; no formal negative votes were recorded.

- Accounts payable (January) check register: The board approved the January accounts‑payable check register after a member recused himself. Board member Ed Ruffalo recused himself from discussion of the check register and later recorded an abstention in the roll call on the motion to approve. The roll call recorded Ruffalo as abstain and the remaining voting members as aye. The motion carried.

- Closed session: The board voted to move into closed session under Wisconsin state statute 19.851 c for the superintendent’s midyear evaluation; roll call recorded ayes from board members for the closed‑session motion and the meeting adjourned to closed session.

Formal roll calls were used for the consent and check‑register items; staff will post official minutes and vote tallies in BoardDocs.