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Votes at a glance: Feb. 3 Chapel Hill‑Carrboro board meeting

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Summary

Summary of formal votes taken at the Feb. 3 board meeting: approval of minutes and consent agenda, personnel report, proclamation for National School Counseling Week, annual capacity report, Policy 2302 revisions and authorization to begin county bond discussions.

The Chapel Hill‑Carrboro City Schools Board of Education recorded the following formal actions during its Feb. 3 meeting. All votes reported in the transcript were taken by voice vote unless otherwise noted.

Approved — open session minutes and three committee meeting minutes (motion moved and seconded; voice vote recorded as unanimous).

Approved — personnel report (motion moved and seconded; unanimous voice vote).

Approved — consent agenda (motion moved and seconded; unanimous voice vote).

Adopted — proclamation designating Feb. 3–Feb. 7, 2025 as National School Counseling Week in the district (ceremonial proclamation; unanimous).

Approved — annual school capacity report for 2025–26 (board adopted recommendations; unanimous; transfer window Feb. 15–Apr. 15; exceptions for siblings in special programs and district employees; appeals available to district hearing committee and board).

Adopted — revisions to Policy 2302 (remote participation) to align with Court of Appeals guidance and to permit informational remote committee briefings where no decisions are made (motion passed unanimously).

Authorized — district administration to collaborate with Orange County on development of a prioritized 10‑year bond funding plan and sequencing for voter‑approved projects (motion passed unanimously).

Each of the above approved items appears in the meeting transcript and was moved and seconded where recorded; the transcript indicates unanimous voice approval for the listed motions.