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Craven County Board of Education votes to add CTE report to Thursday agenda, to include disciplinary data on today's agenda
Summary
At its Oct. 14 work session, the Craven County Board of Education approved two motions: to place Career and Technical Education (CTE) reporting on Thursday's meeting agenda and to add disciplinary data to today's agenda; both passed on roll-call votes.
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The Craven County Board of Education on Oct. 14 approved two agenda amendments: one to place Career and Technical Education reporting on the Thursday meeting agenda and another to add disciplinary data to the work session's agenda for discussion.
Board members debated whether the CTE presentation should wait for a presenter attending Thursday, then voted to place the CTE material on that meeting's agenda. The board then voted to add disciplinary data to the current meeting’s agenda for later discussion.
Why it matters: The CTE report and disciplinary data were requested by multiple board members and, according to board discussion, are items the board has sought to review publicly. Adding them to upcoming and current agendas ensures the topics will receive formal consideration during public meetings.
The board first considered an amendment to add CTE information to the Thursday agenda. After a motion and second, the board conducted a roll-call vote. The transcript records the following votes: Jennifer Dacey — yes; Amy Davis — yes; Darlene Gibbs — yes; Lee Kirkman — yes; Laura Kitzinger — yes; Patty Mason — yes; Lori Speese — no. The chair declared the motion carried.
The board then voted on a separate motion to add disciplinary data to the current (Oct. 14) agenda. The roll-call vote recorded: Jennifer Dacey — yes; Amy Davis — yes; Darlene Gibbs — no; Lee Kirkman — yes; Laura Kitzinger — yes; Patty Mason — yes; Royce Beese — yes. The chair declared that motion carried and said the disciplinary data would be included later in the agenda.
During discussion before the votes, board members questioned whether the CTE report could be discussed without the presenter in the room and whether it should be deferred until the presenter was available. Board members also referred to board policy 23-30 (as cited in the meeting) regarding placement of items on the agenda by timely request.
The motions did not adopt policy or direct specific actions beyond placing materials on agendas. The items will return for discussion or vote at the stated meetings, where the board may take further formal action.
Votes at a glance: two amendments approved — adding CTE reporting to Thursday’s agenda (approved in roll call; recorded yes=6, no=1) and adding disciplinary data to today’s agenda (approved in roll call; recorded yes=6, no=1).
The board proceeded to adopt the meeting agenda as amended and continued with the work session.

