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Board approves consent agenda and 2024–25 financial statements; superintendent evaluation tool adopted

ARLINGTON PUBLIC SCHOOLS · December 9, 2025
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Summary

After routine discussion the board approved the consent agenda, voted to accept the 2024–25 fiscal-year financial statements presented by the auditor, and approved the superintendent evaluation instrument for 2025. All motions were announced as carrying on roll call.

The board moved and carried multiple procedural and governance items during the regular meeting. A motion to approve the consent agenda passed after a second; the chair announced the motion carried.

Financial statements: The board reviewed a presentation by the new external auditor and moved to approve the 2024–25 fiscal‑year financial statements as presented. During the roll call the chair read member names and recorded affirmative responses before declaring the motion carried.

Superintendent evaluation tool: The board discussed a new evaluation package (documents provided to board members via NASB and marked as personal/confidential). A motion to adopt the supervision/evaluation instrument for 2025 was made, seconded and approved in roll call.

Votes at a glance: Consent agenda — motion carried (unanimous 'yes' responses on roll call as read at the meeting). 2024–25 financial statements — motion carried (roll call returned affirmative votes). Approval of superintendent evaluation tool for 2025 — motion carried (roll call affirmative). The transcript records iterative roll‑call 'Yes' responses with no recorded 'No' or abstentions.

What it means: The approvals keep the district operating under the presented financials and onboard an updated evaluation instrument; board members asked for follow‑up documentation in public packets when appropriate (for example, itemized breakdowns for recurring maintenance charges).