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Board approves CTE millage resolution, consent agenda and tax levy; adopts budget amendments and several contract recommendations
Summary
The Ann Arbor Public Schools board voted unanimously to support a countywide CTE millage resolution, approved a broad consent agenda that included music‑program purchases and contracts, and adopted tax and budget items needed for fall billing and operations.
Ann Arbor — At its June 11 meeting the Ann Arbor Public Schools Board of Education unanimously approved several measures including a resolution to support placement of a countywide career and technical education (CTE) millage on the November ballot, a consent agenda of contracts and purchases, and the district’s 2025–26 tax‑rate resolution.
CTE millage: The board moved the CTE millage resolution up on the agenda to allow presentation by Washtenaw ISD representatives and voted to record its official support. Presenters said a 1‑mill countywide CTE proposal would raise roughly $24,000,000 countywide and trustees were told Ann Arbor’s district—which educates about 44% of the county’s students—would stand to receive a proportional share if voters approve the measure. The board voted to forward its support to the ISD with a unanimous roll call.
Consent agenda and contract approvals: Trustees approved a consent agenda that bundled multiple procurement and contract recommendations. Items called out in the meeting…
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