The Lake Oswego School Board recorded the following formal actions during the meeting.

1) Robinson Construction change order (contract review board)
- Motion: Authorize the clerk or deputy clerk to approve Robinson’s change order in the amount of $342,184.
- Moved by: Director Wallen; Second: Director Lufton.
- Outcome: Approved by voice vote during the contract review board. Staff said the change order covers signage, environmental graphics, a field netting system, additional excavations, added concrete and sealers, and roofing detail revisions; staff said the project remains on budget and on schedule.

2) Consent agenda
- Motion: Approve the consent agenda as presented.
- Mover: Board member (motion recorded under consent agenda item).
- Outcome: Approved by voice vote. (Transcript records the motion and a second and voice approval.)

3) Native American Heritage Month resolution
- Motion: Adopt the resolution designating November as Native American Heritage Month and encouraging instructional learning activities that incorporate contributions of Native American, Alaska Native and Indigenous communities.
- Moved: Board member; Second: Board member.
- Outcome: Adopted by voice vote.

4) Division 22 standards assurance report (administration)
- Motion: Approve the Division 22 standards assurance report as presented by administration.
- Moved: Board member; Second: Board member.
- Outcome: Approved by voice vote. Staff will post the report to the district website and transmit required documents to the Oregon Department of Education.

5) LORAC IGA amendment (pool use)
- Motion: Approve the amendment to the Lake Oswego Recreational and Aquatic Center intergovernmental agreement, changing the district’s payment start date to Nov. 15 and establishing initial annual payments of $204,000, $208,000 and $212,000; includes an approximately $50,000 annual repair fund and a requirement to review actual costs by May 1, 2028.
- Moved: Director Wallen; Second: Board member.
- Outcome: Approved by voice vote.

Several items approved by voice vote did not have detailed roll‑call tallies in the transcript. Where exact vote counts or named individual votes were not recorded in the public audio record, the board’s action is recorded here as "approved by voice vote" per the meeting record.