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Board approves agenda, minutes, student travel and donations; all votes unanimous
Summary
At its regular meeting the Sierra Vista Unified School District board unanimously approved the agenda, minutes, consent items including removal of one PA report item, out-of-state travel for Buena Key Club and Buena DECA, and accepted a $1,000 donation to Village Meadows Elementary.
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The Sierra Vista Unified School District governing board recorded a series of unanimous votes at its regular meeting. Each action below passed by a recorded voice vote of 5–0 unless otherwise noted.
Votes at a glance - Adoption of the agenda: Motion passed, 5–0. - Approval of minutes for the March 4, 2025, regular meeting: Motion passed, 5–0. - Consent agenda (with removal of item number 1 on the PA report): Motion passed, 5–0. - Approval of out-of-state travel for Buena High School Key Club to attend the Southwest District of Key Club International annual convention in Albuquerque, N.M.: Motion passed, 5–0. The district record states the trip is estimated to cost approximately $3,500; students will pay about $112 each; Kiwanis Club of Sierra Vista paid the sponsor/chaperone fee and Buena Key Club will cover remaining costs including the sponsor, Ms. Mitchell. - Approval of out-of-state travel for Buena DECA students to attend the DECA International Career Development Conference in Orlando, Fla.: Motion passed, 5–0. The agenda description states "20 students, 2 district and 1, adult chaperone will travel by plane to Orlando, Florida" and that funding will come from CTE grant funds; the transcript did not clearly resolve the precise chaperone count or the exact per-student cost. - Acceptance of donations: Motion passed, 5–0. The district accepted a $1,000 donation from Dolores Caldwell to support Village Meadows Elementary School’s A+ celebration. - Motion to adjourn: Passed, 5–0.
Where the transcript did not name motion makers or seconders, the record shows motions were made and seconded but does not consistently attribute which board member moved or seconded each item; all roll-call or voice votes reported in the meeting were unanimous. No votes failed, were tabled or were amended on the items recorded at this meeting.

