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Votes at a glance: committee approves minutes, program of studies, payroll warrants, donation and a pool-evaluation proposal
Summary
At the Feb. 5 meeting the Freetown-Lakeville school committee approved minutes from Jan. 15, adopted the Ponnekwe program of studies, accepted payroll warrants and an $18,154.35 donation from the AES PTO for five Promethean boards, and authorized the director to request a no-cost proposal from House Doctor to evaluate the Grama pool.
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The Freetown-Lakeville Regional School District school committee took several procedural and housekeeping votes during the Feb. 5 meeting.
Minutes: The committee voted to accept the minutes from the Jan. 15 meeting. No roll-call tally was given in the transcript; one member identified as John Bartlett recorded an abstention during the minutes vote.
Program of studies: The committee voted to accept the program of studies for Ponnekwe (as presented by the building principal). Committee members noted minor course renamings and the addition of an AP research course; the committee said a few low-enrollment electives were dropped. The motion passed after a second; no roll-call tally was read aloud.
Payroll warrants: The committee voted to approve payroll warrants (Jan. 22). The motion passed; no detailed roll-call tally was provided in the transcript.
AES PTO donation: The committee voted to accept a donation from the AES PTO totaling $18,154.35 to purchase five Promethean boards for Assawompset Elementary School classrooms. The motion passed with committee thanks to the PTO.
House Doctor pool proposal: The committee voted to authorize Director Jack Higgins to request a no-cost proposal from House Doctor to evaluate the Grama pool. Committee members clarified the vote covered only authorization to request a proposal; no expenditure was approved at that time. The motion carried.
For each of the above items, the committee recorded a motion and second on the public record; the transcript does not list complete roll-call vote tallies for these routine motions.

