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Votes at a glance: Fairfield Union board unanimous on personnel, consent items, appropriations and executive session
Summary
At its regular meeting the Fairfield Union Local School District Board of Education approved meeting minutes, multiple personnel and supplemental contracts, substitute lists, FFA travel, policy revisions, appropriations for FY26 and a resolution declaring transportation impractical; all recorded motions passed by unanimous roll call.
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The Fairfield Union Local School District board recorded a series of unanimous roll-call votes at its regular meeting, approving minutes, personnel contracts, resignations, supplemental and substitute lists, two FFA convention trips, a policy revision, permanent appropriations for fiscal 2026 and a resolution declaring transportation impractical. The board then voted unanimously to adjourn into executive session.
The board approved the August 18 minutes and later approved the consent agenda and multiple individual items. Notable actions recorded as passed unanimously included: hiring Cassie Wolf as a support-service aide at Bremen Elementary (agenda item 6.1); reemployment of Christina Smith as administrative assistant (6.2); acceptance of resignations from Ty McCaffrey and Jason Thompson (6.3 and 6.4); approval of personal-service supplemental contracts and volunteer approval for Chris Aseltine for volleyball (6.5 and 6.6); substitute teacher and classified lists (6.7 and 6.8); approval for Hannah Penrose to take FFA members to national and state FFA conventions (6.9 and 6.10); waiver and approval of policy GCBC-2-R (6.11); approval of permanent appropriations for fiscal year 2026 (6.12); and adoption of a resolution declaring transportation impractical under state rules (6.13).
The board recorded each approval by roll call; the meeting transcript indicates the motions passed unanimously. No discrete dissent or negative votes were recorded in the public roll calls shown in the transcript.

