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Nash County Public Schools board approves certification, MOU, contracts and 2025–26 budget resolution
Summary
At a regular meeting, the Nash County Public Schools board approved multiple consent items and routine contracts, including NC PREA certification, an MOU with Nash Community College, instructional materials renewals, a propane contract for transportation, the 2025–26 proposed budget resolution and an AIS records-management proposal.
The Nash County Public Schools board approved several consent and business items, voting unanimously to adopt a set of routine motions covering certification, contracts, a memorandum of understanding and the district's 2025'26 proposed budget resolution.
The actions approved included: NC PREA certification; a memorandum of understanding (MOU) between Nash County Public Schools and Nash Community College; contract renewals for instructional materials; a transportation propane contract; the 2025'26 proposed budget resolution; and a document-free AIS records-management proposal. Each motion was moved and seconded and the presiding officer called for the vote, with the board responding "aye" and no opposing votes spoken on the record.
Motion details recorded in the meeting transcript show the following movers and seconders where named: the NC PREA certification motion was moved by Mister Vincent and seconded by Mister Weeks; the MOU with Nash Community College was moved by Mister Weeks and seconded by Mister Whitfield; the instructional materials contract renewals were moved by Mister Edwards and seconded by Mister Weeks; the transportation propane contract was moved by Mister Weeks and seconded by Mister Edwards; the 2025'26 proposed budget resolution was moved by Doctor Chavis and seconded by Mister Edwards; and the document-free AIS records-management proposal was moved by Mister Wheat and seconded by Mister Whitfield. Each item was announced as carried after the voice vote.
No roll-call vote counts were recorded in the transcript excerpts provided; votes are recorded in the audio as voice votes with the response "aye" and no recorded nay votes. The transcript does not provide numerical tallies or any recorded abstentions for these items.
The board moved next to an update on Southern Ash Middle School after these items and later adjourned the meeting.
