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Board approves agenda, course materials and technology purchases; several bond-funded items advanced
Summary
The Plymouth-Canton board approved the meeting agenda and multiple action items including final reading for piano course materials, amended approval to fund middle-school Chromebooks from bond funds, a purchase of 3,700 Chromebooks for PSAP and AV bid packet approval; votes were unanimous unless noted.
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At its April meeting, the Plymouth-Canton Community Schools Board of Education approved several actions and funding motions. Below are the items moved, the recorded votes and short details.
Nut graf: Multiple action items moved in the meeting packet, including curriculum materials and district technology purchases; the board amended one motion on the floor to change the funding source to bond funds before approving it.
Votes at a glance
- Adopt agenda and approve the consent agenda (action item 25-04-62). Motion: “I move that we adopt the agenda, approve the consent agenda, action item number 25Dash04Dash62.” Moved by Vice President Sidhu; seconded by Secretary Westra. Vote: 7–0 in favor.
- Resolution for new course materials — Piano Studies (final reading, action item 25-04-63). Motion moved by Treasurer Kehoe and seconded by Member Picard. Vote: motion carried 6–0 (transcript: “motion actually carries six-zero”).
- Teacher Chromebooks to support middle-school math instruction (action item 250464). The board debated funding source on the floor. Member Kehoe moved to amend the resolution so the purchase would be charged to the 2023 bond funds; the amendment carried 7–0. The amended action item was then approved 7–0.
- Purchase of Chromebooks for PSAP (first-and-final reading, action item 25-04-65). Motion to approve up to $1,539,200 for 3,700 Chromebooks funded by the 2023 bond; moved by Treasurer Kehoe, seconded by Secretary Westra. Vote: 7–0 in favor.
- Bid packet T-11, AV category (action item 25-04-66). Final reading and approval of contractors for AV category bid packet. Vote: 7–0 in favor.
Items discussed but without a formal recorded board vote in the public portion of the transcript: renewal of a licensing agreement with Critical Response Group (state grant funding noted) and the finance committee recommendation to purchase track-and-field equipment for the new third stadium (administration recommended purchase of $116,354.60 from Aluminum Athletic Equipment Company funded by the 2023 bond). The record shows administration presented the recommended purchases and committee discussion; no public roll-call vote is recorded in the transcript for those two items during the meeting excerpt provided.
Ending: Several motions passed unanimously after a floor amendment to change the funding source for one technology purchase to bond funds. Administrators said they will follow up on items discussed at committee and return necessary documentation to the board.

