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Board approves minutes and two out-of-state student trips; motions to rearrange agenda items pass

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Summary

At the Jan. 23 meeting the board approved minutes for Jan. 9 and the Jan. 10 special meeting, agreed to move an agenda item (9A to 6E), and approved two out-of-state overnight field trips: Southington High School Italian class to Italy and the SHS Winter Color Guard to Bethlehem, Pa.

The Southington Board of Education recorded several routine approvals and two field-trip approvals during its Jan. 23 meeting.

The board approved the minutes of its Jan. 9 regular meeting and the Jan. 10 special meeting. The board voted to move agenda item 9A to item 6E as requested by a board member. The board then approved two out-of-state, overnight field trips: an SHS Italian-class trip to Italy for juniors and seniors and an SHS Winter Color Guard trip to Bethlehem, Pennsylvania. Each motion passed by voice vote with "Aye" recorded; no roll-call tallies with individual member names were provided in the transcript.

Summary of formal actions recorded in the meeting transcript: - Approval of minutes of Jan. 9 regular meeting: motion moved and seconded; voice vote "Aye" recorded; outcome: approved. - Approval of minutes of Jan. 10 special meeting: motion moved and seconded; voice vote "Aye" recorded; outcome: approved. - Motion to move agenda item 9A to 6E: moved, seconded, voice vote "Aye"; outcome: approved. - Approval of out-of-state overnight field trip (SHS Italian class to Italy): motion moved and seconded; voice vote "Aye"; outcome: approved. - Approval of out-of-state overnight field trip (SHS Winter Color Guard to Bethlehem, PA): motion moved and seconded; voice vote "Aye"; outcome: approved.

The transcript did not record recorded roll-call vote tallies or named movers and seconders for these motions; all were recorded as voice votes with "Aye."