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Votes at a glance: Board approves agenda, calendar, policy first reads and personnel items (all unanimous)
Summary
At the February meeting the board approved the agenda, multiple policy first readings, the 2026–27 school calendar, capital project change orders, multiple personnel actions, tenure recommendations and the consent calendar. All recorded roll‑call votes reported in the transcript were unanimous (6–0).
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The following motions were made and recorded at the board’s February meeting. When a roll call or tally was recorded in the public transcript, it is noted below.
- Agenda approval: Motion made, seconded and the chair called the vote; "That passes 6‑0." (agenda adopted).
- Approval of attached field trip requests: Motion moved and seconded; vote recorded as "That passes 6‑0."
- First reading approvals: The board approved first readings for policy updates (policy numbers listed in the public packet). Motion passed by recorded voice vote: "That passes 6 to 0."
- Retirement of policy 75210: Motion to retire an outdated policy passed, recorded as "That passes 6 0."
- Approval of the 2026–27 school calendar: Motion, second, and vote recorded as "That passes 6 0." Administration will post the calendar publicly.
- Change orders for the 2023 capital improvement project (high school): Motion passed, recorded as "That passes 6 0." The approved changes reflected user feedback to enhance mental‑health team spaces.
- Personnel actions (instructional, non‑instructional/civil service, athletic staff): Motions moved and seconded; votes recorded as unanimous (multiple items recorded as "That passes 6 0").
- Tenure recommendations: Board approved attached tenure appointments; vote recorded as unanimous.
- Consent calendar: Motion approved, recorded as "That passes 6 0."
- Motion to enter executive session: Motion carried with recorded vote "Aye" and the chair stated "That passes 6 0." The public feed was closed and the board moved into executive session; no further public business occurred at that time.
Where the transcript recorded a mover, second or a named board member, that information is reflected verbatim in the minutes; many motions were moved and seconded by trustees present and recorded as unanimous. No contested roll‑call tallies were recorded in the public portion of the transcript.

