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Votes at a glance: board approves agenda changes, fee schedules, course approvals and WIAA membership
Summary
At the March 26 meeting the Pullman Public Schools board approved the revised agenda, the consent agenda, Lincoln Middle School and Pullman High School fee schedules for 2025–26, course approvals for 2025–26, and the district's annual WIAA membership resolution.
The Pullman Public Schools board approved a series of routine items by voice vote during its March 26 meeting. Four formal motions were moved, seconded and approved; the meeting minutes record voice votes with no recorded dissent.
Votes at a glance
- Approval of the meeting agenda as amended: Moved and seconded; approved by voice vote ("Aye" recorded; no nays recorded).
- Approval of the consent agenda: Moved and seconded; approved by voice vote (no nays recorded). The board noted the ASB constitution item may receive non‑substantive grammatical edits after approval.
- Approval of 2025–26 fee schedules (Lincoln Middle School and Pullman High School): Motion moved by board member Craig; seconded; approved by voice vote (no nays recorded).
- Approval of 2025–26 course approvals (Lincoln Middle School and Pullman High School): Moved and seconded; approved by voice vote (no nays recorded).
- Approval of Resolution 25-26-02: 2025–26 annual WIAA membership: Moved and seconded; approved by voice vote (no nays recorded). The resolution number listed in board materials is 25 26 0 2.
Details and procedure
Board practice at the meeting was to take routine items on a consent agenda unless a member requested separate consideration. For items where a mover or seconder was not recorded in the transcript, the board conducted voice votes following the motion and recorded the result as "The motion passes." No roll-call tallies were provided in the meeting transcript; the meeting record shows each motion carried by voice vote with "Aye" recorded and no opposing votes announced.
No controversial or divided votes were recorded for these items during the meeting.
