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Board appoints four budget‑committee members, approves property purchase-and-sale agreement
Summary
The Hillsboro School District board appointed four candidates to vacant budget‑committee positions and approved a negotiated property purchase-and-sale agreement; both motions passed (agenda and consent motions also carried earlier).
At the meeting’s action portion the board took several formal actions.
Appointments: Following the earlier interview process, Director Kim moved and Director Thomas seconded a motion to appoint the slate of candidates to the budget committee. The motion, as read aloud, named the following appointments and expiration dates: Paul Sanders to position 2 (term to 06/30/2026); Robert Noe/Noak (motion transcript contains variant spellings) to position 5 (term to 06/30/2028); Maria Mondragon (transcript contains spelling variants e.g., "Mondragon Almi" and "Mondragon Aimee") to position 6 (term to 06/30/2028); and Dinuka (Dinuka Kavanagh / variant spellings) to position 7 (term to 06/30/2028). The board conducted a roll call vote in which the recorded responses were unanimous 'Aye' and the motion carried.
Property agreement: Director Ryan moved and Director Watson seconded a motion to approve a negotiated purchase-and-sale agreement for district real property. The board again conducted a roll call that recorded unanimous 'Aye' votes and carried the motion.
Earlier procedural approvals: The board previously approved the meeting agenda (motion moved by Director Thomas; seconded by Director Mercado Harden) and the consent agenda (motion moved by Director Watson; seconded), with both motions carried.
Votes and roll call: Where roll-call names were recorded, members voting 'Aye' were Patrick McGuire, Katie Rhine, Jessica Hardin Mercado, Nancy Thomas, Mark Watson, Sheehan Kim and Yvette Pantohol. The meeting minutes record "Motion carries" for the agenda and consent agenda items (no roll-call recorded in the transcript for those specific items beyond the chair’s announcement).
Why this matters: The budget‑committee appointments fill four local advisory seats that participate in annual budget review and public hearings; the property sale approval advances a negotiated real‑property disposition for the district.
What’s next: The district’s clerk/staff will notify newly appointed budget‑committee members of their appointments and terms, and staff will proceed with closing steps for the property sale as negotiated.
