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Votes at a glance: committee approves appointment, adopts consent agenda, advances policies and adopts 2025–26 calendar

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Summary

The Lewiston School Committee recorded several unanimous votes on March 19: appointment of a special‑education assistant principal, adoption of the consent agenda, approval of first reads for four finance and nutrition policies, approval of the 2025–26 school calendar, and entry into executive session for a student disciplinary hearing.

At its March 19 meeting the Lewiston School Committee recorded several formal actions.

- The committee unanimously approved the nomination of Amy St. Pierre as special‑education assistant principal at Connors Elementary School (motion by Member Hurd; second by Chairwoman Megan Parks). Recorded in the meeting transcript as unanimous.

- The consent agenda was adopted without items set aside; the transcript records adoption as unanimous.

- The committee approved the first read of policies listed as items a–d (finance section D and the updated school nutrition policy). Member Hurd moved to approve the first read; the motion was seconded and recorded as unanimous.

- The committee approved the 2025–26 school calendar after discussion about recognizing Eid and moving a teacher exchange day; Member Hurd moved to approve and Member McLaughlin seconded the motion. The vote was recorded as unanimous.

- The committee voted to enter executive session at 7:35 p.m. for a student disciplinary hearing under the cited statutes; the motion and second carried with all in favor.

The meeting transcript records these outcomes as unanimous votes. The committee did not provide roll‑call vote lists for each motion in the portions of the transcript provided; vote tallies are recorded here as unanimous per the transcript.