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Votes at a glance: Richland 1 board actions on Jan. 28, 2025

2216967 · January 28, 2025
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Summary

The Richland School District One Board of Commissioners recorded several votes at its Jan. 28 meeting, including adoption of the agenda, approval of minutes and financials, passage of a continuing resolution, approval of continuous improvement plans and selection of a superintendent search firm.

The Richland School District One Board of Commissioners recorded the following formal motions and votes at the Jan. 28, 2025 meeting.

Votes and outcomes

- Agenda adoption (Item 6.02): Motion to adopt the meeting agenda carried, 7–0. (Mover: Commissioner Hersey; second: Commissioner Devine.)

- Consent agenda — minutes and December 2024 financial report (Items 9.01 and 9.02): Motion to approve consent agenda items 9.01 and 9.02 carried, 7–0. (Mover: Commissioner Bishop; second: Commissioner Devine.) Item 9.03 (continuing resolution) was pulled for separate consideration.

- Continuing resolution (Item 9.03): Motion to approve a continuing resolution authorizing the administration to encumber funds for the 2025–26 fiscal year prior to formal budget approval passed 6–1. (Mover: Commissioner Devine; second: Commissioner Clyburn. Recorded outcome: 6 yays, 1 no.) The resolution limits encumbrances to amounts within the 2024–25 budget and permits the district to issue purchase orders for next-year goods/services that will be received after July 1, 2025.

- Continuous improvement turnaround plans (Item 10.01): Motion to approve the continuous improvement turnaround plans for 17 identified underperforming schools carried unanimously, 7–0. (Mover: Commissioner Hersey; second: Commissioner Devine.) Unsatisfactory-rated schools will provide quarterly updates, beginning April 29, 2025.

- Hiring of personnel (Item 11.02): Motion to approve hiring of five teachers for the 2024–25 school year carried, 7–0. The district reported it still had 48 teaching vacancies at the time of the meeting.

- Superintendent search firm selection (Item 13.01): Motion to select BWP as the superintendent search firm passed, 7–0. (Mover: Commissioner Hersey; second: Commissioner Devine.)

Notes: Several items were discussed in work sessions before the vote; for the continuing resolution the board discussed the rationale (procurement timelines for next-year items) before approving. Where available, movers and seconders are recorded in the minutes and noted above.