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Board approves minutes, consent agenda and policy updates; votes to enter closed session

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Summary

At the meeting the Davie County Schools Board of Education approved the February minutes, accepted the consent agenda and approved a package of policy updates (each vote recorded as 6–0). The board then voted to enter a closed session to complete unfinished closed‑session business.

The Davie County Schools Board of Education recorded several routine motions and votes during the meeting:

- Acceptance of minutes: Board members moved and seconded to accept minutes from the Feb. 4 meeting; the motion carried, 6–0. The record shows Mr. Caudle (motion) and a board member identified as Stephanie (second) offered the motion and second.

- Consent agenda: A motion to approve the consent agenda was made and seconded (mover recorded as Mr. Caudle; second recorded as Mr. Hunter). The board voted by show of hands and the motion carried, 6–0.

- Policy updates: The superintendent recommended multiple policy corrections and updates that were originally presented at the prior meeting. Board member Jeff Jones moved to approve the policy updates and another board member (Marie Helms) seconded; the motion carried, 6–0. Staff described most changes as legal‑alignment edits required by statute rather than substantive rewriting of policy language.

- Closed session: The board voted to return to closed session at the end of the public meeting to preserve attorney‑client privilege and to complete matters protected by state law. A motion to enter closed session was made and seconded (mover recorded as Marie; a board member named Joe was recorded as the second) and the motion passed on an all‑in‑favor vote.

No formal ordinance, resolution or contract awards were adopted during the public session.