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Votes at a glance: Lakewood Board approves consent agenda, human resources actions and resignations

2390413 · February 25, 2025
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Summary

At the Feb. 25 meeting the Lakewood City Schools Board of Education approved routine agenda items, multiple personnel actions and several resignations in roll‑call votes.

The Lakewood City Schools Board of Education voted on routine agenda and personnel items at its Feb. 25 meeting. All motions listed below passed by voice vote or roll call, as recorded in the meeting transcript.

Adopt agenda — Motion moved and seconded; passed by voice vote.

Approve minutes (special meeting Jan. 27; special/rescheduled meetings Feb. 3; regular meeting Feb. 3) — Motion moved and seconded; passed by voice vote.

Consent agenda (items introduced at prior meeting) — Motion moved and seconded; roll call recorded as unanimous “Aye.” Board members recorded in the roll call: Katzenberger (Aye), Shaughnessy (Aye), Clark Sutton (Aye), Callahan (Aye), Adopman (Aye). Motion carries.

Human Resources and Community Services report (combined action) — The board approved a package of personnel actions covering: 175 certified actions; 52 classified actions; 5 classified non‑employee coaches/advisors (ECES actions); and 52 community recreation and education actions. Motion to adopt was moved and seconded and passed by roll call (recorded as unanimous “Aye”).

Classified resignations (requested approval on one reading) — Motion to adopt was moved and seconded; approved by roll call (recorded as unanimous “Aye”).

Classified non‑employee coach/advisor resignation (requested approval on one reading) — Motion to adopt was moved and seconded; approved by roll call (recorded as unanimous “Aye”).

Adjournment — Motion to adjourn was moved and seconded; passed by voice vote.

(Ending) The actions approved were routine personnel and consent items introduced previously; no controversial or substantive policy measures were adopted at this meeting.