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The DeSoto School District board approved routine agenda items and the district’s financial reports during its regular meeting by voice vote.
A motion to adopt the superintendent’s agenda was moved and seconded and approved by voice vote. The board likewise approved minutes from the Oct. 14 meeting after a motion and second. Later in the meeting a motion by Dr. Goodman, seconded by Mrs. Mott, to approve the financial reports passed on a voice vote recorded as “Aye.” Multiple routine- and new-business agenda items were moved and approved in subsequent votes; the transcript records a series of motions and seconds followed by voice approval.
On calendar and procedural items, the board voted to cancel the November 25 meeting and to hold the organizational meeting on Nov. 11 before the regular meeting. The motion to cancel the second November meeting was moved by Dr. Goodman and seconded by Miss Chancey and passed by voice vote. The organizational-meeting motion was moved by Miss Mott and seconded by Miss Chancey and also passed.
Several board members used the member-comments segment to highlight community partnerships. Mrs. Mott commented on item 13.09 and the district’s contract with Big Brothers Big Sisters, praising the role of mentoring in student success; the transcript does not record a separate vote on that contract during this meeting. Board members also discussed an upcoming public presentation and county coordination related to a proposed workforce-housing project for staff; that project was described as a future action item and no board vote was recorded at this meeting.
The meeting adjourned at 6:27 p.m.
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