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Board unanimously adopts agenda and consent items, approves course guide, meeting schedule and committee appointments; holds two executive sessions

Emporia Board of Education · January 13, 2025
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Summary

The Emporia Board of Education approved routine business items by unanimous votes: the meeting agenda, consent agenda, Emporia Middle School course guide (2025)

The Emporia Board of Education took a series of routine, unanimous votes during the meeting. Key outcomes:

Votes at a glance

- Adopt meeting agenda: Motion to adopt the agenda was moved and seconded; motion passed, 4-0.

- Adopt consent agenda: Motion to adopt the consent agenda as submitted passed, 5-0.

- Accept Emporia Middle School 2025 course guide (second reading): Motion to accept changes presented passed, 5-0.

- Resolution 2025-1 establishing regular Board of Education meeting time and place for 2025: Motion to approve resolution 2025-1 passed, 5-0.

- Annual board representation and committee appointments for 2025: Motion to approve annual appointments passed, 5-0 (appointments include representation on the tech college, rec commission, JEDEC, IBB team, KASB delegate, policy and wellness committees and insurance committee assignments as listed in the meeting attachment).

- Executive sessions: The board moved into an executive session to consult with attorneys under the Kansas Open Meetings Act (20 minutes) and later moved into a second executive session to discuss potential property acquisition; both motions to enter executive session passed 5-0. The motions stated no action was anticipated and named invited participants (superintendent and specified staff/attorneys).

Where the public record identifies mover or seconder it is recorded; where the transcript recorded only "moved" and "second" without a speaker, the meeting minutes recorded the tally and outcome but not named votes. The board completed the meeting with a motion to adjourn, which passed 5-0.