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Votes at a glance: Maricopa Unified board approves agenda, consent items, personnel schedule, policy and superintendent pay

Maricopa Unified School District Governing Board · July 24, 2025
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Summary

At the July 23 meeting the board adopted the agenda, approved the consent agenda and personnel schedule, adopted Policy 5-411 to comply with Jake's Law, authorized adjournment to executive session, and approved a 3.75% performance pay for the superintendent; all motions passed unanimously.

The Maricopa Unified School District governing board recorded a series of unanimous votes at its July 23 meeting. Below is a concise record of motions and outcomes as reflected in the meeting transcript.

- Adoption of the agenda (Item 1d): Motion made and seconded; roll-call votes recorded five "ayes". Outcome: adopted.

- Consent agenda (Item 5): Motion and second; unanimous approval recorded. Outcome: approved.

- Personnel schedule (Item 6a): Motion to approve the HR schedule after discussion of vacancies; unanimous approval recorded. Outcome: approved.

- Policy 5-411 (Item 6b): Motion to adopt the policy to implement the statutory opt-in referral process (Jake's Law); unanimous approval recorded. Outcome: adopted.

- Adjourn to executive session (Item 6b/c): Motion to move into executive session under the cited Arizona executive-session statute for discussion of the superintendent's goals; unanimous approval recorded.

- Superintendent performance pay (Item 6d): Motion to award Dr. Lopman a 3.75 percent performance pay award; motion carried unanimously.

All votes recorded in the transcript show 'aye' from the five board members in attendance; no nos, abstentions or recusals were reported.