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Votes at a glance: Middletown school board approves personnel, financial and schedule items, Oct. 21, 2025
Summary
The board approved the night's agenda and a slate of memos and financial documents, including the district's 2025 financial statement and audit (no corrective action plans), in a series of unanimous votes.
The Enlarged City School District of Middletown Board of Education approved a series of routine agenda and personnel items and accepted the district’s 2025 financial statement and related reports during its Oct. 21 meeting. Each recorded motion carried unanimously (8–0).
Votes at a glance
- Approve meeting agenda — Moved by Mr. Rhett; seconded by Mr. Perino; outcome: approved, 8–0.
- Approve regular meeting minutes (Oct. 9 and Oct. 11, 2025) — Moved by Mr. Perino; seconded by Mr. Freddie Williams; outcome: approved, 8–0.
- Approve Administrative Personnel Memorandum (10a, item 1) — Moved by Mr. Bison; seconded by Mr. Perino; outcome: approved, 8–0.
- Approve Instructional Personnel Memorandum (10b, items 1–17) — Moved by Mr. Moore; seconded by Mr. Perino; outcome: approved, 8–0.
- Approve Noninstructional Personnel Memorandum (10c, items 1–8) — Moved by Mr. Biosyn; seconded by Mr. Perino; outcome: approved, 8–0.
- Approve Financial Memorandum (11d; recorded as items 1–5 on the memorandum) — Moved by Miss Tobiason; seconded by Mr. Perino; outcome: approved, 8–0. (Transcript noted a numbering discrepancy between the printed memo and motion.)
- Approve Special Services Memorandum (9e, items 1–2) — Moved by Mr. Moore; seconded by Mr. Perino; outcome: approved, 8–0.
- No change orders were reported at the meeting.
- Amend Board meeting schedule: move Nov. 6, 2025 meeting to Wednesday Nov. 5, 2025 — Moved by Mr. Rhett; seconded by Mr. Moore; outcome: approved, 8–0.
- Accept 2025 financial statement, management letter, extra-classroom audit and corrective action plan (CAP) submitted by Dr. Norville Connell — Moved by Mr. Biosyn; seconded by Mr. Rhett; outcome: approved, 8–0. Dr. Connell briefed the board and said the audit produced no corrective action plans.
Why it matters: The approvals advance routine personnel transactions, financial oversight and the district calendar. The unanimous tallies indicate consensus on procedural and administrative matters at this meeting.
