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Board approves consent agenda, superintendent search timeline and several governance items
Summary
The Beaverton School District board unanimously approved the consent agenda and multiple governance items including the superintendent search timeline, budget committee selection process, board goals and operating agreements; surplus property was declared at Firgrove Elementary.
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The Beaverton School District board approved a slate of routine and governance actions during the meeting.
Consent agenda: A motion to approve the consent agenda carried unanimously; the chair announced the consent agenda passed with all seven trustees voting yes.
Superintendent search: Trustees approved the superintendent search draft timeline after a motion and voice/raise-hand vote with all seven members in favor.
Budget committee: The board approved declaring budget committee positions for Zone 4 and Zone 7 vacant and adopted the proposed budget committee selection process; the motion passed unanimously.
Board goals and operating agreements: Trustees voted to adopt the board goals for 2025–26 and to approve board operating agreements following prior work-session language adjustments; both passed with seven yes votes.
Surplus property: The board declared identified property at Firgrove Elementary surplus and authorized its sale; the motion passed unanimously though one director warned against routinely selling public land to resolve private encroachment.
Policy revisions: OSBA-recommended policy updates were presented for future action (GCAB staff social-media policy, IIA instructional materials reflecting 2025 state law, and JHCA immunizations and brain injury). Board members requested additional legal and contract analysis on GCAB before bringing it back for a vote.
No other formal votes were taken on new policy language at this meeting. The board directed staff to return with additional information when required before further action.

