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Votes at a glance: Blue Valley board approves agenda, consent items and vendor contracts
Summary
At its May 12 meeting the Blue Valley Board of Education approved the meeting agenda, consent agenda and several vendor contracts—including roofing, copier services and an iPad purchase—by unanimous voice votes. Totals reported for each motion were 7-0 in favor.
The Blue Valley Board of Education recorded unanimous approvals on several routine and contract items during its May 12, 2025 meeting. The following actions were taken by voice vote and recorded as passing 7-0 unless otherwise noted.
Votes at a glance - Approval of the regular Board of Education meeting agenda (motion moved by Jody; second by Clay). Outcome: Passed 7-0. - Approval of the consent agenda (motion moved by Clay; second by Patrick). Outcome: Passed 7-0. - Delta Innovative Services Inc. contract for districtwide roofing repair work (presented by Jake Slobodnick). Motion to approve moved by Jody; second by Clay. Outcome: Passed 7-0. Staff described the work as critical to maintain existing assets and prolong roof life. - ImageQuest copier contract (sixth year of copier program). Motion to approve moved by Clay; second by Patrick. Outcome: Passed 7-0. Staff noted ImageQuest as an existing partner and recommended approval. - Apple Inc. contract for an iPad purchase (presentation by Brian Daly). The district sought approval to purchase roughly 2,500 iPads for staff use (classroom, libraries, middle and high school math and science teachers). Daly said the purchase excludes a student refresh and is “about a million dollars less than we would have ordinarily done.” Motion to approve moved by Jody; second by Clay. Outcome: Passed 7-0.
Separately, the board approved the strategic plan (see separate coverage) and received several informational presentations, including curriculum drafts and policy revisions that will return for action in a future meeting.
No individual roll‑call votes were recorded in the transcript; motions were approved by voice with the meeting chair announcing a 7-0 result.
