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Votes at a glance: Riverside Board approves consent agendas, OSBA delegate and personnel items
Summary
At the Aug. 14 meeting the Riverside Local Board approved multiple routine consent agendas (finance/audit; personnel; curriculum; buildings and grounds) unanimously, and named delegates to the OSBA annual meeting; several non‑routine procedural votes on communications were decided 3‑2.
The Riverside Local School District Board of Education took a series of routine votes at its Aug. 14 meeting and recorded two contested procedural votes on communications.
Routine consent items approved unanimously included: - Approval of minutes from the July meetings (motion carried 5‑0) - Finance and audit consent agenda (donations, payments and related approvals) (motion carried 5‑0) - Personnel consent agenda (staff hires and personnel items) (motion carried 5‑0) - Curriculum and programming consent agenda (handbooks and program approvals) (motion carried 5‑0) - Buildings and grounds/operations consent agenda (maintenance and project updates) (motion carried 5‑0)
The board also approved a resolution naming a delegate and alternate to the OSBA annual business meeting (motion carried 5‑0).
Non‑routine votes tied to the communications vendor discussion were decided 3‑2: the board approved an agenda amendment to permit a late resolution, and then approved a resolution directing the communications director to duplicate vendor‑supplied public materials via the district's email lists. Both votes were recorded by roll call: Aye — Mister Fischel, Mister Keeney, Miss Brewster; Nay — Miss Grassi, Miss Kranetski.
All motions and roll calls are recorded in the meeting minutes.
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