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Board approves agenda, consent items; votes to enter executive session

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Summary

At the Sept. 9 meeting the Boulder Valley School District Board of Education approved the evening’s agenda, approved a consent grouping of personnel, minutes and grants, and voted to convene in executive session to discuss superintendent-evaluation goals.

The Boulder Valley School District Board of Education recorded three formal motions during the Sept. 9 meeting.

1) Agenda approval: The board approved the meeting agenda in an initial motion. The motion was moved by Kitty Sargent and seconded by Beth (last name not specified in the transcript). The clerk (Laura) called the roll; the recorded responses in the transcript were all affirmative (Yes) from the membership present and the chair declared the motion passed.

2) Consent grouping: The board approved a consent grouping that included personnel items, approval of minutes and acceptance of several grants. The motion to approve the consent grouping was made by Board member Kitty Sargent and seconded by Board member Alex (first names used in the transcript). Laura called the roll; the transcript records all voting members as voting “Yes.” The chair declared the motion passed.

3) Executive session: Board member Kitty Sargent moved, and Beth seconded, a motion under Colorado Revised Statutes (CRS) 24-6-402(4)(f) to convene an executive session to discuss personnel matters regarding the superintendent’s evaluation process and to establish goals for the 2025–26 school year. The motion passed by roll call with affirmative votes recorded for each member present. The board then recessed to an executive session in a separate room and did not return to the public meeting.

The transcript does not show any formal votes on ordinances, resolutions or policy adoptions during the public session; policy items were presented on first read and will return for additional review.