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Votes at a glance: LPS board approves consent items, annexation, tuition charges, Title VI program and recesses to closed session

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Summary

During the April 22 Lincoln Public Schools board meeting members approved the consent agenda, a temporary appointment to District 5, action on newly annexed property, tuition charges for 2025–26, and the Title VI Indian Education Program. The board also voted to recess into closed session for negotiations, litigation and legal advice.

The Lincoln Public Schools Board of Education on April 22 recorded several formal actions during its regular meeting.

• Temporary appointment, District 5: The board approved a temporary appointment of Mara Krivilovic to the District 5 seat (motion cited Policy 83-14 and suspended Policy 82-10 for this action). The motion passed by roll call (unanimous yes votes recorded).

• Approval of minutes: The board approved the minutes from the April 8 meeting as published (no additions or corrections noted).

• Consent agenda: The board approved consent items 9.1, 9.2 and 9.3 as moved by a board member and seconded; roll call recorded unanimous approval.

• Second reading — newly annexed property: The board approved item 11.1.0.1 (newly annexed property to the City of Lincoln, referring to the Wandering Creek site and the local site) by roll call.

• Tuition charges for 2025–26: The board approved item 11.2.0.1, tuition charges for the 2025–26 year, by roll call vote.

• Title VI Indian Education Program: The board approved item 11.2.0.2, the Title VI Indian Education Program, by roll call vote.

• Recess to closed session: The board voted to recess the public meeting into closed session to discuss negotiations, litigation and legal advice (motion moved and seconded; roll call recorded unanimous approval). The meeting then recessed.

All recorded roll calls during the meeting produced unanimous yes votes in favor of the listed motions; no recorded no votes or abstentions were noted in the meeting transcript for these items. Where the transcript did not provide ordinance or resolution numbers, the agenda item identifiers from the meeting (for example 11.1.0.1 or 11.2.0.2) are cited as printed in the board agenda.