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Votes at a glance: Consent agenda, Leader in Me contract and Sandy Pines placement approved

2993501 · April 15, 2025
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Summary

At its April 14 work session the Middletown City Board of Education approved the consent agenda, the Leader in Me three‑year contract and a contract for an out‑of‑district placement at Sandy Pines Residential Treatment Center; recorded yes votes are listed below.

The Middletown City Board of Education recorded votes on several items at its April 14 work session. Below are the formal items and recorded outcomes from the meeting record.

Consent agenda — Approved Motion: Approve tonight’s consent agenda (includes field trips, curriculum contracts, grants and other routine items). Recorded vote: Mr. Moore — yes; Miss Stewart — yes; Miss Schibert — yes; Dr. Ursell — yes; Miss Ramsey Hunter — yes. Outcome: Approved.

Leader in Me three‑year K–12 contract — Approved Motion: Approve the three‑year Leader in Me K–12 implementation contract as presented. Recorded vote: Miss Stewart — yes; Miss Schibert — yes; Dr. Ursell — yes; Miss Ramsey Hunter — yes; Mr. Moore — yes. Outcome: Approved.

Sandy Pines Residential Treatment Center placement — Approved Motion: Approve contract for out‑of‑district placement at Sandy Pines Residential Treatment Center for an identified foster‑care student (education costs only). Recorded vote: Miss Schibert — yes; Dr. Ursell — yes; Miss Ramsey Hunter — yes; Mr. Moore — yes; Miss Stewart — yes. Outcome: Approved.

Notes: Votes are recorded as presented in the meeting transcript. Where the transcript did not name a formal mover or seconder, the motion text above summarizes the action as recorded. The board did not vote to pause the bus/maintenance facility project; district staff said they will return to the board if a formal pause is required.