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Votes at a glance: Derby Board of Education, Feb. 24, 2025

2531169 · February 24, 2025
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Summary

Summary of motions and formal board votes recorded during the Feb. 24 Derby Board of Education meeting; routine items and several instructional pilots were approved unanimously.

The Derby Board of Education took several routine and program votes during its Feb. 24 meeting. All recorded motions below passed by unanimous recorded vote (7‑0) unless otherwise noted.

- Adoption of the meeting agenda — passed 7‑0. - Approval of minutes for Feb. 10, 2025 — passed 7‑0. - Consent agenda (donations, STEM camp contract, personnel reports, fund balance, claims) — passed 7‑0. - Motion to post three positions (elementary special education teacher; high school assistant principal; director of teaching and learning; director hire contingent on board-approved job description) — passed 7‑0. - Drivers education summer sessions (two sessions: May 28–July 1 and July 7–Aug. 1) — passed 7‑0. - Derby High School pilot approvals: Physical Education/Health/Wellness/Nutrition/lifetime fitness pilot; Physics pilot; AP Chemistry pilot — each passed 7‑0. - School calendar: approved 2025–26 calendar and referral to meet‑and‑confer on admin-office closed days — passed 7‑0. - Motion to enter executive session for a student‑privacy matter (specified participants and time) — passed 7‑0. Board reconvened after the closed session and adjourned; subsequent adjournment motion passed 7‑0.

Where the transcript recorded a motion without a named mover or seconder, the record shows the motion and a unanimous board vote. The board did not record roll‑call names for each motion in the transcript; vote tallies were read as "Passes 7 0."