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Votes at a glance: Revere School Committee actions March 18, 2025
Summary
The committee approved the consent calendar and the 2025-26 school-year calendar and voted to enter executive session without returning to open session; vote records were recorded where roll calls occurred.
At its March 18 meeting the Revere School Committee recorded the following formal actions.
Motion to approve the consent calendar Motion text: "Motion to approve the consent calendar." (mover/second not specified in the transcript) Vote: Approved by roll call. Members recorded as voting "Yes": Ms. Bronson Rizzo; Anthony Caggiano; Mr. Kingston; Ayesha Milbury Ellis; Ms. Monterosso; Fred Sonella; Mayor Keith. Outcome: approved.
Motion to approve the 2025-26 school calendar Motion text: "Motion to accept." (mover/second not specified in the transcript) Key details announced at the meeting: staff start Aug. 25, 2025; students start Aug. 26, 2025; expected last day (if no inclement-weather makeups) Wednesday, June 17, 2026; high school graduation scheduled for June 4 (rain date June 5). Vote: Motion passed (second recorded). Full roll call not read aloud in the transcript; outcome recorded as approved.
Motion to enter executive session (no return to open session) Motion text: "Motion to move into executive session pursuant, purpose 2, according to Mass. General Laws and we will not return to open session." (mover: not specified) Vote: Approved by roll call. Members recorded as voting "Yes": Ms. Bronson Rizzo; Anthony Caggiano; Mr. Kingston; Ayesha Milbury Ellis; Ms. Monterosso; Fred Sonella; Mayor Keith. Outcome: approved; committee did not return to open session.
Notes: The transcript indicates that some motions lacked an explicitly recorded mover or second on the public audio; where roll-call votes were taken, committee members' "Yes" votes were recorded and have been transcribed above. If a recorded tally was not provided in the transcript for a specific motion, the article marks the outcome as "approved" only because the meeting proceeded accordingly and no defeated motion was announced on the record.
