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Walton County Board approves consent agenda, awards auditorium renovation contracts

Walton County Board of Education
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Summary

The Walton County Board approved its consent agenda including the award of construction contracts for auditorium renovations at Loganville, Monroe Area and Walnut Grove high schools and a student code of conduct update; the board approved the consent agenda by roll-call as recorded.

The Walton County Board of Education approved its board consent agenda at the April meeting, including construction contract awards for auditorium renovations and an update to the student code of conduct.

Superintendent Underwood summarized item 6.03 as the award of construction contracts covering auditorium renovations and upgrades to lighting and sound systems for Loganville High School, Monroe Area High School and Walnut Grove High School, noting those facilities have aged to the point that replacements and updates are needed. The superintendent also referenced the student code of conduct update (6.02) and the approval of minutes from the March 11 meeting.

A motion to approve the board consent agenda was made by Miss Brooks and seconded by Miss Brown. The chair announced the vote as "7 0" in favor and the motion carried, approving the listed items on the consent agenda. The superintendent recommended approval of the CEO consent agenda items 7.01 (finance report) and 7.02 (personnel report for April 2025); the transcript records the recommendation though it does not record a separate roll-call vote in the provided segments.

Board members did not debate the construction contracts in extended detail during the public meeting portion recorded in the transcript; the superintendent characterized the renovation work as necessary to update freighted technical systems for community and arts program use. The meeting then proceeded to informational reports and public comment.