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Board votes — March 3: consent agenda, results monitoring and policy updates approved

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Summary

The board approved the consent agenda, superintendent’s consent items, results monitoring reports on science and social studies, and several policy revisions, and it paused policy 411.4 pending further federal guidance.

At its March 3 meeting the Appleton Area School District board recorded a series of procedural and policy votes, approving meeting minutes and consent items, accepting results-monitoring reports and adopting several policy revisions.

Key results at a glance:

- Consent agenda and agenda adoption: The board unanimously approved the meeting agenda and the consent agenda (minutes and routine items).

- Superintendent’s consent agenda: The board approved items 8a–8e (curriculum and personnel items reported earlier in the meeting).

- Results monitoring: The board approved the results monitoring reports for science (item 10c) and for civics and social studies (item 10d) after discussion of next steps. Both motions passed by roll call vote.

- Policy adoptions and updates: The board adopted amended Policy 0120 (elementary/high‑school references), approved revisions to policy 823 (public records guidance) and approved other routine policy updates. The board also voted to pause Policy 411.4 (Title IX) and adopt interim language referencing the 2020 Title IX regulations while awaiting further legal guidance.

Vote tallies: Where roll‑call tallies were recorded, votes were unanimous in favor of the motions called (aye votes recorded for all seven board members present). Specific roll‑call names appeared in the minutes for agenda items and policy votes.

Ending: Several votes were routine approvals of board minutes and consent items; policy 411.4 was the only item involving a substantive legal posture change and will require follow‑up as federal guidance evolves.