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Votes at a glance: Chatham County Board of Education approvals, Oct. 20, 2025

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Summary

The board approved routine agenda items, two memoranda of agreement (Living Well Small House Institute and YMCA Y-Learning), the proposed FY2027'FY2033 CIP submission and donations from the Chatham Education Foundation; NCSBA voting delegates were also named.

The Chatham County Board of Education took a series of votes during its Oct. 20 meeting. All motions recorded in the meeting minutes were approved by voice vote unless noted otherwise.

At-a-glance outcomes (motions as recorded in meeting):

- Agenda adoption — approved (voice vote). - Personnel agenda approval — approved (voice vote). - Consent agenda approval — approved (voice vote). - Legal settlement (closed session update) — board disclosed that the district settled the matter b b v. Chatham County Board of Education, case 25EDCO2482, for a total monetary term of $80,000 including attorney's fees and reimbursement for educational services; the disclosure was informational following closed session (no public motion recorded in open session). - Living Well Earth Stewards Small House Institute MOU — approved (motion: "I move that the Chatham County Board Of Education approve the Chatham Living Well Earth Stewards memorandum of understanding as presented."). - YMCA Y-Learning program MOU — approved (motion: "I move that the Chatham County Board of Education approve the YMCA Y learning program memorandum of agreement as presented."). - Proposed FY2027'FY2033 Capital Improvements Program (CIP) submission to county manager — approved (motion to approve proposal as presented). - Chatham Education Foundation donations — approved (donations described on the record as $10,000 to support a tutoring program and $25,000 to support first-year IXL implementation for high school students; donors and gifts accepted in accordance with board policy 8220). - NCSBA voting delegates for 2025 conference — approved (delegates named on the record). - Motion to adjourn — approved.

None of the recorded motions on the public agenda were recorded as failing or tabled. Where a specific mover or seconder was not named in the public record, the minutes show that a board member moved and a board member seconded each motion; the meeting record indicates voice votes ("All in favor with an aye? Aye.").