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Board approves agenda, consent bills and several routine items; votes summary
Summary
At its Oct. 20 meeting the Auburn Washburn Board approved the agenda, consent bills ($425,286.56), a United Voice document, a Nov. 10 special meeting, a student transport driver job description, and adoption of a HB 2382 video resource — all motions passed unanimously 5–0.
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The Auburn Washburn Board of Education recorded a string of routine approvals at its Oct. 20 meeting. Key votes and outcomes were: 1) approval of the meeting agenda (motion passed 5–0); 2) approval of business by consent, including bills totaling $425,286.56 (motion passed 5–0); 3) approval of the United Voice document as presented from the Oct. 20 packet (motion passed 5–0); 4) approval to hold a special board meeting on Nov. 10, 2025, for superintendent-search interviews (motion passed 5–0); 5) final approval of the student transport driver job description (motion passed 5–0); and 6) adoption of the Wichita Public Schools human development video as the district’s official resource to meet HB 2382 requirements (motion passed 5–0).
The meeting record shows roll call indicated one absence: Brian Smith was not present. Most motions were moved, seconded and approved by unanimous 5–0 votes as recorded in the public minutes. The board also voted to enter executive session to discuss matters affecting a student, non‑elected personnel and employer/employee negotiations for 30 minutes; that motion passed and the board returned to public session before adjourning.
No dissenting votes were recorded on the motions summarized above; where dollar amounts and vote tallies were stated in the transcript they are recorded here verbatim.

