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Board approves grouped personnel, curriculum, policy, purchasing and finance resolutions
Summary
At its June 16 meeting the Belleville Board of Education approved grouped resolutions for personnel, curriculum, board policy, purchasing and finance. Two personnel items were tabled.
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The Belleville Board of Education voted on multiple grouped resolutions at its June 16 meeting. All grouped items presented that evening were approved by roll-call vote; two personnel items were tabled.
What the board approved (roll-call votes recorded as recorded in meeting minutes): - Approval of minutes from the May 19 meeting (public and closed session) — motion approved. - Personnel resolutions 9.1 through 9.46 — approved; items 9.39 and 9.45 were tabled at the meeting. - Curriculum and instruction resolution 10.1 — approved. - Board action and board policy resolutions 11.1 through 11.13 — approved (first readings and committee referrals as listed in agenda). - Purchasing and business services resolutions 12.1 through 12.79 — approved (agenda includes high-value purchases: Chromebooks $999,749.82; teacher laptops $165,600; desktops $217,000; MindsEye license $182,731 among others). - Finance resolutions 13.1 through 13.15 — approved.
Vote counts: The meeting’s roll call shows trustees voting unanimously in favor of each grouped slate: Trustee Gillis, Trustee Leon, Trustee Muniz, Trustee Masaccio, Trustee Pacheco, Vice President Darrow and President Benamini recorded “Yes” on the roll calls included in the minutes.
Notes: The agenda announced that personnel items 9.39 and 9.45 would be tabled. Board staff recorded that purchasing items include technology purchases and license renewals that will be implemented by the district’s purchasing and technology departments.
Ending: Board minutes will reflect the roll-call votes and any follow-up tasks assigned to district departments for implementation and public reporting.

