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Votes at a glance: Aug. 25 Bristol Warren Regional School Committee

Bristol Warren Regional School Committee · August 26, 2025
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Summary

The committee approved sealing executive-session minutes, the consent agenda (minus a pulled item), a cozy after-care grant, a Warren health survey, and the transfer of Gutierres School; the personnel subcommittee decision was upheld with one abstention.

At its Aug. 25 meeting the Bristol Warren Regional School Committee recorded several formal actions by voice vote.

- Motion to seal executive session minutes from Aug. 25: presiding member requested a motion; an unidentified speaker moved; the presiding member recorded 'Aye.' (SEG 008–014). No further tally recorded in the transcript.

- Consent agenda approval (section D pulled): the presiding member presented the consent agenda and a motion to approve the remaining items passed by voice vote ('Aye') (SEG 195–209).

- Cozy program grant approval: committee discussed a grant required by the Department of Health for morning and after-care programming; Superintendent Riley said administrators had no concerns and moved to approve the grant; the committee approved by voice vote ('Aye') (SEG 210–229).

- Warren Health survey: the committee reviewed a proposed health survey for grades 7 through 11 with an opt-out for parents; the motion to proceed was seconded and approved by voice vote ('Aye') (SEG 231–263).

- Transfer of Gutierres School (35 Washington Street) to the town of Bristol: motion approved, effective Oct. 1 (SEG 265–329).

- Personnel subcommittee recommendation: the committee upheld a personnel subcommittee decision by voice vote; an unidentified speaker announced an abstention ('I abstain') which was recorded (SEG 444–454).

Several of the votes were recorded as voice votes with 'Aye' responses and without a complete roll-call tally in the transcript. Where the transcript recorded an abstention, it is noted above.