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Board votes roundup: consent agenda, Franklin renovation and negotiation authorization pass unanimously

Bloomfield Hills Schools Board of Education · November 25, 2025
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Summary

At the Nov. 24 meeting the Bloomfield Hills Schools Board approved the consent agenda, authorized bid Pack 18 for Franklin Building renovations ($549,036.42 including contingency) and voted 7–0 to authorize negotiations with Oakland County Parks; a closed‑session motion to evaluate the superintendent also passed.

The Bloomfield Hills Schools Board of Education recorded several formal actions at its Nov. 24 meeting.

Consent agenda: Trustee Noble moved to approve the consent agenda as presented; the motion passed 7–0.

Franklin Building renovation (Bid Pack 18): The board approved a motion to accept Bid Pack 18 for Franklin renovations in the amount of $549,036.42, inclusive of a 10% contingency to be paid from bond funds. The motion passed by a 7–0 vote.

Oakland County Parks partnership authorization: The board voted 7–0 to adopt a resolution authorizing Superintendent West to continue discussions and enter negotiations with Oakland County Parks regarding a potential partnership for Bowers School Farm and the Johnson Nature Center. The resolution requires a draft agreement, fiscal impact statement and operational implications to be returned to the board for approval before execution.

Closed session: The board voted to convene a closed session under MCL 15.268(8)(a) to discuss the superintendent's evaluation; the motion passed 7–0 and the meeting moved to closed session.

All motions passed unanimously; recorded roll calls listed Trustees Abel, Baker, Fallah, Hill, Noble, Cohen and Southward voting yes on the partnership resolution.