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Votes at a glance: Board approves routine consent items, calendar change, gifts, plans and an IT contract
Summary
During the Feb. 11 meeting the board approved consent items, canceled an April meeting that falls during spring break, accepted community gifts, approved single plans for student achievement and authorized a technology services contract; all motions passed unanimously.
The El Segundo Board of Education approved several routine and business items during its Feb. 11 meeting. Each motion passed by unanimous voice vote (5-0).
Votes at a glance
- Consent agenda (items 3a through 3h): Motion to approve was made and seconded; motion carried, 5-0. (The consent agenda included personnel and routine administrative approvals; no public discussion was recorded.)
- Revised 2025 board meeting calendar: The board approved canceling the April 8 meeting because it falls during spring break; motion carried, 5-0. Superintendent Jason Johnson explained the recommendation to cancel that single meeting and noted the board can schedule a special meeting if needed.
- Acceptance of gifts: The board accepted donations in accordance with Board of Education policy No. 3290, including donations reported from the Blackbaud Giving Fund ($162), Modern Commercial Inc. ($450) and Kroger ($531.01) to district schools; motion carried, 5-0.
- Approval of Single Plans for Student Achievement (SPSA): Assistant Superintendent Marissa Janicek recommended approval; the board approved the SPSAs, 5-0.
- Approval to enter into contract for teacher-device preparation and deployment with GST: The board approved a contract authorizing GST to prepare, image and deploy teacher devices; motion carried, 5-0.
Procedural notes: Several motions were moved and seconded with no extended debate recorded. Where individual movers and seconders were not named in the transcript, the minutes record the formal motions and unanimous outcomes. The board clerk announced each vote and reported the motions carried 5-0.
