Get Full Government Meeting Transcripts, Videos, & Alerts Forever!
Get email alerts on the Votes Summary topic
No spam. Unsubscribe anytime.
Votes at a glance: agenda, consent items, budget amendment, cooperative purchasing, fees and supply lists
Summary
The board approved the meeting agenda and consent agenda and took several routine actions: receiving financial reports, approving a June budget amendment tied to grants, authorizing cooperative purchasing, approving school fees for the upcoming year and approving the 2025–26 supply lists (one dissent).
Get email alerts on the Votes Summary topic
No spam. Unsubscribe anytime.
The Franklin County School Board took the following formal actions during the meeting. Where motion makers or seconders were named in the record, they are listed; where the transcript reported a voice vote without roll call, the board’s chair declared the motions carried.
1) Approval of the meeting agenda - Motion: Approve agenda - Mover: Ms. Leakey - Second: Ms. Marieskins - Vote: Voice vote; ayes declared. Outcome: approved (motion carries).
2) Approval of the consent agenda (field trips and minutes) - Motion: Approve consent agenda - Mover: Miss Roberts - Second: Miss Schultz - Vote: Voice vote; ayes declared. Outcome: approved (motion carries).
3) Receive and file: May 2025 in‑year category amendment and May monthly financial report - Motion: Receive and file May 2025 in‑year amendment and May monthly report - Mover: Miss Roberts - Second: Miss Schultz - Vote: Voice vote; ayes declared. Outcome: received and filed.
4) June 2025 budget amendment (grant related) and resolution for cooperative purchasing (Equalis/Equalis Group master purchasing agreement) - Motion: Approve June 2025 budget amendment and resolution for cooperative purchasing with Equalis - Mover: Miss Roberts - Second: (record indicates a second; not specified by name) - Vote: Voice vote; ayes declared. Outcome: approved. Board discussion noted the cooperative purchasing authorization is a formality to allow cafeteria purchases through co‑ops and explained it lets the district pool purchasing volume to reduce prices.
5) Approval of school fees for the 2025–26 year (FCHS and Humboldt) - Motion: Approve school fees for FCHS and Humboldt - Mover: Mr. Cole - Second: Miss Roberts - Vote: Voice vote; ayes declared. Outcome: approved.
6) Approval of 2025–26 school supply lists - Motion: Approve school supply list for the 2025–26 school year - Mover: Mr. Cole - Second: Mr. Schultz - Vote: Voice vote; ayes declared. Outcome: approved. The transcript records one opposed vote from Miss Linda. Board directed staff to provide lists earlier next year for board review and reiterated that teacher online wish lists constitute fundraising activity and must follow district procedures.
No votes were recorded to deny or table any of the above items. Several items were described as information or routine updates and did not require board action.

