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Votes at a glance: State Board approves minutes and CTE resolution

2422184 · January 14, 2025
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Summary

At its Jan. 14 meeting the Michigan State Board of Education approved two sets of minutes and passed a resolution supporting increased funding for CTE program expansion; roll-call tallies are recorded below.

The Michigan State Board of Education recorded the following formal actions on Jan. 14 (roll calls as recorded in the meeting transcript):

Approve minutes, regular and committee of the whole meeting of Dec. 10, 2024 Motion: Approve minutes Mover: Dr. Pritchett Second: Senator Bullock Roll call (as recorded): Senator Bullock: Yes; Ellen Lipton: Yes; Tom McMillan: Yes; Dr. Pritchett: Yes; Pugh: Yes; Robinson: Yes; Snyder: Yes; Antille: Yes. Outcome: Approved (motion carries).

Approve minutes, legislative committee meeting of Jan. 9, 2025 Motion: Approve minutes Mover: Dr. Pritchett Second: Senator Bullock Roll call (as recorded): Senator Bullock: Yes; Ellen Lipton: Yes; Tom McMillan: Yes; Dr. Pritchett: Yes; Bridget: Yes; Hugh: Yes; Robinson: Yes; Snyder: Yes; Kentilly: Yes. Outcome: Approved (motion carries).

CTE expansion resolution Motion: Adopt resolution calling on the Legislature and governor to provide additional funding to open new state-approved CTE programs, with emphasis on CTE deserts. Mover: Dr. Pugh Second: Dr. Mitchell Robinson Roll call (as recorded): Senator Bullock: Yes; Ellen Lipton: Yes; Tom McMillan: No; Dr. Pritchett: Yes; Hue: Yes; Robinson: Yes; Snyder: Yes; Anne Tilley: Yes. Tally: Yes 8, No 1 Outcome: Approved (motion carries).

Notes: These items were recorded in the transcript by roll-call vote; vote records above replicate the names and votes as spoken on the record. The CTE resolution is a policy request to the Legislature and governor and does not itself appropriate funds.