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Board actions: consent agenda, TBIP adoption and multiple approvals at Eatonville meeting

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Summary

The board approved the consent agenda and a series of motions including the TBIP adoption, agreements for nursing and blind services, device purchases for CTE, HVAC replacement, a $10,000 donation to band/ASB, and interstate travel for girls basketball.

At its regular meeting the Eatonville School District board approved a series of routine and substantive motions by voice vote.

Votes at a glance (motions taken and outcomes):

- Consent agenda: approved by voice vote at start of meeting. - Transitional Bilingual Instruction Program (TBIP): board adopted the annual TBIP (motion moved and seconded; voice vote; motion carries). - PSESD agreement for nursing services: approved (motion combined with item 9C; voice vote; motion carries). - Washington State scope of blind services agreement (item 9C): approved (motion combined with 9B; voice vote; motion carries). - Purchase of Apple devices for CTE (Perkins funds): approved to complete classroom device replacement (voice vote; motion carries). - HVAC system replacement for a CCA portable: approved as an emergency repair before winter (voice vote; motion carries). - Donation agreement: $10,000 from EHS band booster club to EHS band/ASB: approved (voice vote; motion carries). - Interstate overnight travel for girls basketball (Christmas travel): approved (voice vote; motion carries).

Several motions were moved and seconded without named movers recorded in the transcript; votes were taken by voice with no roll-call tallies recorded. The board discussed each item briefly where appropriate (for example, the HVAC item was described as an emergency repair necessary before winter).