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Board adopts election resolution and multiple personnel and policy motions in voice votes

Lake Pend Oreille School District Board of Trustees · July 7, 2025
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Summary

At its July 1 meeting the Lake Pend Oreille School District board adopted a resolution calling the November trustee elections, approved several personnel alternate‑authorization items and consent business, and adopted or deleted multiple board policies by voice votes.

The Lake Pend Oreille School District Board of Trustees on July 1 adopted Resolution 26‑00 calling for trustee elections in November and approved a slate of routine personnel and policy items in voice votes.

Board members voted to adopt Resolution 26‑00, which the board packet says lists filing information and directs interested candidates to voteidaho.gov for necessary forms and filing windows. The board subsequently approved renewal of alternate authorizations for Kendall Lane and for Daniel (Danielle) Develis and approved removal or renewal actions as presented.

In policy actions the board adopted a revision to the board‑staff communications policy (Policy 1400), deleted Policy 23‑98 (Response to Intervention), and adopted revisions to Policy 33‑20 (Substance and Alcohol Abuse). Trustees approved the consent agenda earlier in the meeting by voice vote.

All votes were taken by voice; the minutes record “All in favor? Aye” with no recorded roll‑call tallies. Where the meeting transcript does not record individual roll‑call votes or tallies, the board’s minutes and the official posted meeting record should be consulted for a full vote roll call.

The packet references voteidaho.gov for candidate filing details and certification steps; interested candidates are reminded to have signatures certified at the county before filing with the district office.