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Votes at a glance: Regional School District 15 board, May 27

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Summary

A roundup of formal board actions taken at the May 27 Regional School District 15 meeting, including policy approvals, tuition rates and leases.

Regional School District 15 took several formal actions at its May 27 meeting. All votes listed below passed unanimously unless otherwise noted.

- Approval of minutes: The board approved the minutes of the May 12, 2025 regular meeting (motion, second; unanimous).

- Policy 1180: The board moved, on recommendation of the Policy and Curriculum Committee, to adopt Policy 1180, "Memorials for deceased students and staff," as presented. The motion passed unanimously.

- 2025'26 Tuition Rates: On the recommendation of the Finance and Facilities Committee, the board approved the 2025'26 tuition rates as presented. The motion passed unanimously.

- Region 15 Technology Lease: The board approved a four-year technology lease totaling $240,000 for Chromebooks, smart boards, projectors and related equipment; the lease is a renewal of the prior arrangement and reflected a modest increase in interest rates. The motion passed unanimously.

- May 2025 Transfer Entry: The board approved a May 2025 transfer entry for various district projects in the amount of $390,000 (see separate article on capital projects and reserves).

- 2023'24 Year-End Balance Transfer: The board approved transferring the 2023'24 year-end balance of $232,725 into a newly created educational expense account.

- Executive Session: The board voted to enter executive session to discuss the superintendent's contract and invited the superintendent and legal counsel; the motion to go into executive session passed unanimously.

Votes were recorded on the meeting record as unanimous for the items above. Where the transcript did not capture a named mover or seconder, the item is recorded as having been moved and seconded in meeting minutes but without recorded attribution in the transcript.