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Votes at a glance: Board approves two charter renewals, a school-site sale and budget mid-year modifications; CSST budget transfer postponed
Summary
At its special meeting the Board of Education adopted an amended agenda (postponing a CSST budget transfer), convened an executive session, and later unanimously approved renewals for East Lake and Community Prep, approved the sale of the Roosevelt Charter Academy site to RCA, and adopted mid-year budget modifications.
The Board of Education recorded several formal actions during the special meeting. Summary of roll-call outcomes (as recorded on the meeting record):
- Agenda amendment (postpone action item D3 — CSST budget transfer): Motion to amend the agenda to remove action item D3 and postpone the CSST budget transfer to a future meeting was moved by Director Haefley and seconded; the roll call returned unanimous ayes and the amendment was adopted.
- Executive session: The board voted to convene into executive session to discuss property and legal matters under Colorado Revised Statutes (CRS) 24-6-402(4)(a) and (b); the motion was moved by Director Carey, seconded and adopted on roll call.
- East Lake High School renewal (Resolution 2025-15): Moved by Director Jorgensen and seconded; the board unanimously approved the renewal application for East Lake High School.
- Community Prep High School renewal (Resolution 2025-14): Moved by Director Nelson and seconded; the board unanimously approved the renewal application for Community Prep High School.
- Sale of Roosevelt Charter Academy site to Roosevelt Charter Academy: Motion to sell the Roosevelt site at 205 Byron Drive to Roosevelt Charter Academy for $8,150,000 and authorize the chief operations officer to execute closing documents was moved by Director Bankes and seconded. The contract includes buyer payment of closing and broker fees, a payoff of the COP lien at closing, and a five-year right-of-first-refusal in favor of the district (after five years the district’s repurchase right would be at fair market value). The motion was approved on roll call.
- Mid-year modifications to the 2024–25 adopted budget (Resolution 2025-16): Moved by Director Carey and seconded; the board unanimously adopted mid-year budget modifications.
Votes were recorded on the public record by roll call during the meeting; the meeting minutes and the recorded roll calls provide the formal tallies and motion text.
