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Board adopts routine consent agenda and approves revised acceptable‑use policy; no other formal votes taken
Summary
The Albany City School District Board of Education adopted the routine consent agenda unanimously and approved Policy 45‑26 (Computer Network and Internet Acceptable Use) unanimously; several other policies were discussed but not voted on.
The Albany City School District Board of Education took two formal votes at the meeting: the board adopted the routine consent agenda by unanimous voice vote and later approved Policy 45‑26, Computer Network and Internet Acceptable Use, unanimously.
Board President Dr. Sridhar Chatur called for a motion to adopt the routine consent agenda, which covers matters such as contracts, field trips and personnel. A motion was made by Board Member Alan Krejci; the board voted and the motion passed unanimously.
Later in the meeting, Policy Committee Chair Alan Krejci introduced Policy 45‑26 (Computer Network and Internet Acceptable Use), which had been discussed previously. Board Member Demarest Mann moved to adopt the policy and Board Member Austin Wolfgang seconded the motion. The board voted and approved the policy unanimously.
The board also discussed a set of policies on the discussion agenda — including committee charges (Policy 22‑50), selection and role of district advisory committees (Policy 22‑60), a new superintendent advisory committee policy (22‑70), visitor screening (Policy 5300.65) and a renaming of Student Concerns and Appeals to Student Complaints and Appeals (Policy 50‑30) — but took no votes on those items at this meeting.
No roll‑call vote tallies were recorded in the meeting transcript; the minutes reflect voice votes and the board’s unanimous consent in both actions.
