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Votes at a glance: board approves appointments, proclamations, consent agenda and bus contracts
Summary
The Calvert County Board of Education voted on several routine and ceremonial items, including proclamations recognizing local championship athletes, affirmation of a construction supervisor appointment, the consent agenda and multiple procurement items.
At Tuesday’s Calvert County Board of Education meeting the board recorded the following formal actions during the session.
- Huntingtown High School wrestling team proclamation: The board read and approved a resolution commending the Huntingtown Hurricanes for regional and state athletics achievements. Motion carried on voice vote.
- Individual recognition: The board approved a resolution honoring Will Buckler after his Maryland Public Secondary School Athletic Association 157‑pound wrestling championship and congratulated him on his commitment to Frostburg State University. Motion carried.
- Career & Technology Academy SkillsUSA recognition: The board adopted a resolution recognizing CTA students who earned medals at the SkillsUSA Maryland championships and congratulated those advancing to nationals. Motion carried.
- Appointment of Charles Davis: The board affirmed the appointment of Charles Davis as Supervisor of School Construction after a motion and second; the motion carried.
- Consent agenda: The board approved the meeting consent agenda on a motion and second; motion carried.
- Bus contracts: The board approved eight school-vehicle contracts to replace aged buses; vendors were listed by the transportation director and the motion carried.
- Tentative board meeting dates: The board approved the tentative meeting dates for the 2025–26 year on a voice vote.
- Motion to review travel-reimbursement policy: A board member moved and the board agreed to bring Policy 5,600 (travel reimbursement) back to a future meeting for review.
Where recorded, votes were carried by voice; no roll-call tallies were included in the transcript for most items. The board did not adopt new policies or appropriate funds at this meeting; several agenda items were posted for 30 days for public review.
