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Votes at a glance: Jan. 14 Fulton County Board of Education work session actions

2325910 · January 14, 2025
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Summary

Key formal votes recorded during the Jan. 14 meeting included unanimous approval of the meeting agenda, the election of Kristen McCabe as board president and Franchesca Warren as vice president, and a unanimous executive-session motion to approve land, legal and personnel matters.

The Fulton County Board of Education recorded the following formal motions and outcomes during its Jan. 14, 2025 work session.

Motion to approve the Jan. 14 agenda: Miss Gregory moved and Miss Warren seconded. The board voted in favor; the motion carried unanimously.

Election of board president (two-year term): Board member Kimberly Dove nominated Kristen McCabe for board president. There were no other nominations; the board voted unanimously to elect Kristen McCabe as board president.

Election of board vice president (one-year term): Kristin McCabe nominated Franchesca Warren for vice president; Miss Gregory seconded the nomination. The board voted unanimously to elect Franchesca Warren as vice president.

Executive-session motion: After executive session, a motion was made by Miss Dove and seconded by Miss Gregory to approve “all land, legal, and personnel matters as discussed in executive session on 01/14/2025.” The board voted unanimously in favor; the motion carried.

No other final votes on charter renewals, school closures or the summer-learning retest waiver were taken during the Jan. 14 work session; those items were presented for first read or scheduled for action at subsequent meetings.

Ending: The board handled the organizational elections and the executive-session motion by unanimous vote; other substantive items were left for later board action following community engagement and additional staff reports.