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Votes at a glance: Board approved calendar adjustments and carried routine motions

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Summary

During the April 29 meeting the board approved several routine motions (personnel, consent agendas, proclamations) and adopted adjustments to the 2025–26 school calendar by an 8–0 vote; earlier procedural votes carried with roll calls as recorded.

The Howard County Board of Education recorded several formal votes during its April 29 meeting. Below is a summary of motions, roll‑call outcomes and relevant notes captured in the meeting record.

• Approve meeting agenda — Motion carried, 7–0. (Recorded earlier in the session when members adopted the meeting agenda.)

• Personnel agenda — Motion carried, 6–0–1 (one abstention). The transcript shows Miss McCoy abstained; other members voted yes.

• Consent agenda (restricted) — Motion carried, 7–0.

• Consent agenda (full) — Motion carried, 7–0.

• Proclamations — Motion carried, 7–0.

• Adjustments to the 2025–26 school year calendar (action item): The board voted to approve recommended calendar adjustments, including added professional learning days that are partially configured as work/wellness time (September 17, November 12, March 3) and a change in inclement‑weather makeup day planning to align to state waiver processes. The calendar adjustments were approved 8–0.

Notes: Where roll calls were recorded in the transcript, they list board members taking votes (for the calendar vote the transcript recorded: Miss Mallow yes; Miss Ricks yes; Miss Watts yes; Mr. Abasiolu yes; Miss McCoy yes; Dr. Chen yes; Ms. Chamblee yes; Ms. Mosley yes). For the personnel motion the transcript recorded Miss McCoy as an abstention and the motion as 6–0–1.

Ending: The meeting record shows routine business passed largely unanimously; the calendar action was the principal substantive vote taken by the board on April 29.