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Salt Lake City School District board approves consent agenda, adjourns for NSBA conference
Summary
At a brief April 1 meeting, the Salt Lake City School District Board of Education approved the consent agenda by roll-call vote and adjourned; the board thanked staff for organizing Safe Schools matters and noted members' upcoming travel to the National School Boards Association conference.
The Salt Lake City School District Board of Education approved its consent agenda and adjourned after a brief meeting on April 1, 2024.
Unidentified Speaker (S1), who opened the virtual meeting, asked for a motion on whether to enter a closed executive session or to accept the consent agenda. "I move that we approve the consent agenda as written," said Unidentified Speaker (S2), initiating the formal motion that the board put to a roll-call vote.
During the roll call the chair asked Vice President Williams to begin. The roll call recorded "Yes" votes from Bryce Williams, Ashley Anderson, Nate Salazar, Mohammed, Ryan Jensen and Christy Sweat. After the vote Unidentified Speaker (S1) said, "That motion passes," and thanked superintendent and staff and "Miss Bridal" for organizing the meeting and helping the board address Safe Schools cases.
Before taking the vote the board held a brief opening that included introductions of district staff present at the District Office Building — Christina Bridal and Dr. Elizabeth Grant — and an acknowledgment of association representatives joining remotely from SLIA, SLSA, buildings and grounds, and nutrition and foods associations. The meeting included a pledge of allegiance led as arranged by business administrator Alan Kersley and a technology acknowledgement for Sam Quants, who assisted with live streaming.
With no other reports offered, the chair adjourned the meeting and noted the board's planned travel to the National School Boards Association conference in New Orleans later in the week. The meeting ran only a few minutes and concluded with brief farewells and expressions of thanks.
