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Florence Unified board moves November meeting date, approves parent support organizations and adopts superintendent performance goals
Summary
At its Sept. 9 meeting the Florence Unified Governing Board voted to move the November meeting date to Nov. 3, approved a list of parent support organizations for FY2026, and later approved performance-based goals discussed in executive session; a separate motion to go into executive session earlier in the meeting failed.
The Florence Unified School District Governing Board approved several procedural and administrative actions at its Sept. 9 meeting.
The board voted to move the November regular meeting from its previously scheduled date (Nov. 4, which is a general-election day) to Monday, Nov. 3. A board member moved the change and a second was recorded; the motion passed (mover and seconder not identified by name in the transcript).
The board also approved a slate of parent support organizations for fiscal year 2026. The list read into the record by a board member included: Lawrence High School boys basketball boosters; Lawrence High School cheer boosters; Lawrence High School football boosters; Lawrence High School softball booster club; Lawrence High School volleyball booster; Lawrence Wrestling Booster; Poston Butte Baseball Booster; Poston Butte Football Boosters; Poston Butte Girls Basketball Boosters (new); Poston Butte Girls Volleyball Boosters; Poston Butte Track and Cross Country Booster Club; San Tan Foothills Cheer Booster (new); and Walker Butte PTO. A motion to approve the list was made and seconded and approved (no roll-call tally provided in the transcript).
Earlier in the meeting a motion and second were made to adjourn to executive session to discuss and approve the superintendent's performance-based goals for the 2025–26 school year; that motion failed. After the board temporarily recessed and later resumed the meeting, the governing board took a public action "to approve the performance based goals as discussed in the executive session." A motion to approve the performance-based goals and pay was moved and seconded; the transcript records multiple affirmative votes (including a board member identified as "Liz" saying "Yes") but does not provide a full roll-call tally. The action was recorded as approved in open session.
The transcript does not include full vote tallies or the names of the individual movers and seconders for the listed motions; where motions were moved and seconded, the board chair noted the presence of a motion and a second.
