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Wappingers board approves consent items, audit report and policy adoptions in unanimous votes; calendar revised
Summary
At the Jan. 27 meeting the Board of Education approved a consent agenda (items 6.02–6.14), accepted an internal risk assessment and corrective action plan, adopted policy revisions on second reading and approved a revised 2024–25 meeting calendar. Votes were recorded as unanimous by the presiding clerk.
The Wappingers Central School District Board of Education voted unanimously on multiple routine and business items during its Jan. 27 meeting.
The board approved a consent agenda that included items 6.02 through 6.14. The motion to approve the consent agenda was moved by Trustee Virgil Capillari and seconded by Trustee Marie Johnson; the presiding clerk called the vote with no members recorded as opposed.
The board approved the internal risk assessment for 2024–25 and the audit committee’s recommended corrective action plan (agenda item 8.01). The motion was made by Marie Johnson and seconded by Peggy Cohen; the motion passed unanimously.
Trustees completed second reading and adopted several policy revisions recommended by the policy committee (agenda item 8.02). The motion to adopt was made by Peggy Kellen and seconded by Marie Johnson; the vote was unanimous.
The board also approved a revision to the 2024–25 Board meeting calendar (agenda item 7.01), rescheduling the Tuesday, Feb. 18 meeting back to Monday, Feb. 24; the record shows the calendar revision was approved as presented. The mover and seconder for that calendar motion were not specified in the meeting transcript.
The meeting closed with a unanimous motion to adjourn at 8:42 p.m.; the motion listed John and Virgil as makers of the motion on the audio record.
No roll-call tallies naming individual yes/no votes were read into the audio for each item; the meeting record as presented in the transcript shows each of the listed motions passed with no recorded opposition.
