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Votes at a glance: Camas School Board actions Jan. 27 — resolution on staffing, policy adoptions and copier leases
Summary
The Camas School District Board of Directors unanimously approved a modified education program resolution authorizing staffing reductions and approved several policy adoptions, the consent agenda and a 60‑month copier lease at its Jan. 27 meeting.
The Camas School District Board of Directors took the following recorded actions during its Jan. 27, 2025 meeting. All votes below were reported on the record as unanimous unless noted otherwise.
• Board resolution 24‑02 (modified educational program): Approved. Motion by Corey; second by Matthew. Outcome: approved (yes: 5). The resolution authorizes the superintendent to implement staffing reductions and prepare a 2025–26 budget aligned to projected revenues.
• Consent agenda (items added): Approved. Motion by Corey; second by Bamini. Outcome: approved (yes: 5). Standard consent agenda approvals were not individually discussed on the record.
• Policies approved for second reading and final adoption: Approved. Motion by Corey; second by Matthew. Outcome: approved (yes: 5). Policies listed on the record for second‑reading approval included policy numbers 2410, 3122, 3141, 5005, 5010, 5271 and related policy updates.
• Policies approved for first reading (moved forward for future second reading): Approved. Motion by Balminy; second by Corey. Outcome: approved (yes: 5). These policies will return for second reading before final adoption; the board discussed that the items were reviewed previously at a workshop.
• Lease for two Riso SF‑5130 copiers (Camas High School and Liberty Middle School): Approved. Motion to approve 60‑month lease moved by Corey; seconded on the record. Outcome: approved (yes: 5). Total lease cost presented: $5,330.20 including sales tax, to be charged to the general fund; administration said the lease supports operational continuity after the closure of the centralized copy center.
No executive‑session action was taken. The board adjourned the public meeting after completing the agenda and recessed to an executive session that the board later closed without additional recorded votes.
