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Cullman County Schools board approves consent agenda, financial statements, field trip and surplus equipment plan

Cullman County Schools Board of Education · June 13, 2025
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Summary

The board approved the May minutes, personnel items 2–11, school and central office requests (items 12–31), financial statements (items 32–33), retroactive out-of-state field trip (item 34), transportation items (35 and 37), and authorized disposal or sealed-bid sale of obsolete equipment for the 2024–25 school year. All motions passed by voice vote.

At its regular meeting the Cullman County Schools Board approved a multi-part consent agenda covering minutes, personnel, school and central office requests, and financial statements. The superintendent recommended approval of the May minutes; a motion and second were recorded and the board passed the motion by voice vote.

The board approved personnel items 2 through 11 and then approved school and central office requests listed in items 12 through 31 after a motion and second. Financial statements for items 32 and 33 were recommended and approved later in the meeting.

On item 34 the board retroactively approved an out-of-state field trip after the superintendent's recommendation. The transportation items numbered 35 and 37 were presented and approved. Separately, item 38 authorized schools and the central office to dispose of or sell by sealed bid nonoperational or obsolete technology, classroom library and office equipment, furniture, televisions and electronics for the 2024–25 school year; the motion passed by voice vote.

The transcript records each recommendation, a motion and a second for the listed blocks of items and that the board adopted the recommendations by voice votes; the record does not provide roll-call tallies, mover/second names or item-level spending details in the available transcript.