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Board approves Chaparral design contract and several routine items; officers re-elected
Summary
At its Jan. 15 regular meeting the Alamogordo Public Schools Board of Education approved an architectural contract for Chaparral Middle School redesign, accepted a consent agenda of donations and routine items, and re-elected its officers. All formal motions on the agenda passed by voice vote with no opposition recorded.
The Alamogordo Public Schools Board of Education on Jan. 15 approved a recommendation to award the architectural and engineering services contract for the Chaparral Middle School redesign and carried several routine items, including a consent agenda of charitable donations and budget adjustments. Board members also re-elected their officers for the coming year.
Board action matters were handled quickly at the meeting; each motion was approved by voice vote with no opposition recorded. Interim Superintendent Michael Crabtree told the board the Chaparral RFP process included PSFA participation and an in-person interview stage.
Votes at a glance: - Adoption of the meeting agenda: Motion passed by voice vote; no opposition recorded. - Approval of Dec. 18, 2024 meeting minutes: Motion passed by voice vote; no opposition recorded. - Consent agenda (budget adjustments, accounts payable, and multiple charitable donations totaling $8,412): Motion passed by voice vote; no opposition recorded. The consent list included gifts such as school supplies from Walmart Neighborhood Market and several anonymous donors supporting the Tiger Care Center, McKinney-Vento services and school-level donations. - Award recommendation: RFP005-2025, architectural/engineering services for Chaparral Middle School design; contract 005-2025-C between Decker LTD and Alamogordo Public Schools: Motion passed by voice vote; no opposition recorded. Interim Superintendent Crabtree said the district and PSFA agreed with the evaluation team's recommendation. - Reorganization (election of officers): Angela Cadwalader was re-elected board president; Brandy (last name not specified in the meeting record) was re-elected vice president; Craig (last name not specified in the meeting record) was re-elected board secretary. Each election was carried by voice vote with no opposition recorded.
Formal tallies were recorded as unanimous by voice at the meeting (all present members said “aye”). The board recorded no named roll-call votes in the public minutes for these items.
The board moved on to informational reports and project updates after the recorded votes.
