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Votes at a glance: Centennials board approves agenda, consent items, personnel rescission and finance items (all voice votes)

Centennial School District Board of School Directors · February 11, 2026
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Summary

At the Feb. 10 meeting the Centennial board approved the meeting agenda, consent agenda, removed a personnel item from the table, rescinded an earlier authorization to employ a girls' softball coach (candidate had withdrawn) and approved finance items; recorded voice votes were reported as unanimous where tallies were given.

The Centennial School District Board of School Directors recorded the following formal outcomes during its Feb. 10, 2026 meeting.

- Agenda approval (Item 4.1): Motion to approve the Feb. 10 agenda passed by voice vote; clerk reported a 9–0 result.

- Consent agenda (Section 6): The board approved minutes, personnel items (employments, terminations, retirements, leaves and changes of status), overnight trip approval for PMEA region choir (district cost not to exceed $368) and other routine consent items; voice vote reported as 9–0.

- Old-business motion: The board moved to remove from the table the authorization to employ the girls' softball coach (tabled Jan. 27). Board was told the candidate had withdrawn; the motion passed 9–0.

- New-business motion (8.1): The board approved a motion to rescind the prior authorization to employ the girls' softball coach (effectively rescinding the prior offer); voice vote reported as 9–0.

- Finance items (Section 10): The schedule of bills, investment and cafeteria fund reports for January 2026, January budget transfers, pending bills and preapproved paid bills were approved; meeting notes record the motion passed.

Where specific tallies were stated, the clerk reported unanimous (9–0) voice results. Where the meeting record uses a spoken "Aye" and no formal roll-call tally, agendas and motions are recorded as passed in the minutes.