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Votes at a glance: Sheridan County School District #3 board actions
Summary
At the meeting the board approved consent items and took formal votes on a range of items including bus routes, the WSBA delegate assignment, a personal electronic devices policy, the audit, library partnership, personnel actions, student handbook, authorized-carry rule, and acceptance of an offer to operate school property.
The Sheridan County School District #3 Board of Trustees recorded the following actions during the meeting.
- Consent items: Board approved routine consent items including bus routes (motion moved and seconded; passed by voice vote).
- WSBA delegate: Board assigned Deb as the district's WSBA (Wyoming School Boards Association) voting delegate for the year; motion passed by voice vote.
- Personal electronic devices policy: Board adopted the policy restricting student personal device use during school; violations to be handled under the student handbook as defiance. Motion passed by voice vote.
- Authorized security/carry rule: Board adopted a rule establishing training and oversight standards for staff authorized to carry firearms on school property; board emphasized the rule does not mandate staff carry weapons. Motion passed by voice vote.
- Personnel action report: Board approved the personnel action report as presented. Motion passed by voice vote.
- Student handbook and evaluation system: Board approved an updated evaluation system and the student handbook (motions moved and seconded; passed by voice vote).
- Sheridan County Public Library partnership: Board approved a partnership with the county library to provide rotating on-site collections, a kiosk for holds, and training for students/parents; motion passed by voice vote.
- District audit: Board accepted the fiscal audit for the year (presenting auditor reported a clean opinion); motion passed by voice vote.
- Acceptance of offer to operate school property: Board accepted an offer from a buyer to operate a school property discussed in prior meetings; motion passed by voice vote.
Most motions were approved by voice vote in the transcript excerpt provided; roll-call tallies were not included in the provided text. Specific movers and seconders were not recorded in the excerpt for every motion.
