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Votes at a glance: Abington Heights board actions (agenda, minutes, finance, personnel, curriculum and agreements)

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Summary

The board passed a series of routine and substantive motions by unanimous roll calls, including approval of the agenda and minutes, the treasurer's report, personnel items, a NEIU student assistance agreement, custodian job descriptions, the K'4 social studies curriculum and the appointment of a new board secretary.

The Abington Heights School District Board recorded unanimous votes on a range of motions during the meeting. Below is a concise list of motions, outcomes and key details as provided on the meeting record.

Votes at a glance

- Approve agenda — Passed, roll call 6-0. - Approve minutes (June 18) — Passed, roll call 6-0. - Approve treasurer's report (cash balance and monthly bills) — Passed, roll call 6-0. Treasurer Carol reported a beginning cash balance of $20,272,684.77, monthly revenues of $2,206,231.89 and net disbursements of $7,661,287.32, leaving $14,817,629.34 available. - Appoint new board secretary (Mr. Abdella) — Passed, roll call 6-0. - Approve personnel report (appointments) — Passed, roll call 6-0. - Approve July volunteer list — Passed, roll call 6-0. - Approve July 2024 tuition reimbursement report — Passed, roll call 6-0. - Approve NEIU Letter of Agreement for 2025-26 Student Assistance Program — Passed, roll call 6-0. - Approve revised custodial job descriptions (Custodian 1, 2 and 3) — Passed, roll call 6-0. - Approve social studies curriculum updates and associated texts — Passed, roll call 6-0. - Approve "new story agreement" (document name as read at meeting) — Passed, roll call 6-0. (Details of the agreement were not specified in the meeting transcript.)

Each motion was called, a second recorded in the transcript for routine items, and roll-call votes returned six yes votes with no recorded no votes, abstentions or recusals.