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Bermudian Springs board approves personnel items, counseling plan and multiple policy actions

Bermudian Springs School District Board of Directors · March 17, 2025
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Summary

The board approved the consent agenda, financials, personnel recommendations, a chapter 339 school counseling plan, revised and retired policies, and passed first readings for two new policies in roll-call votes.

The Bermudian Springs School District board approved a series of routine and policy items during its March meeting, including personnel recommendations, a chapter 339 school counseling plan, revised and retired policies, and first readings of two new policies.

During the consent portion of the meeting the board approved routine items and financial reports, including bills payable for the general and cafeteria funds. The chair used a roll-call procedure and recorded the motions as carried.

On new business, the board approved recommended personnel items after brief procedural discussion about whether to consider several items together. The board voted by roll call to approve the grouped personnel items (items 1—6 as presented).

The board also approved letter b (the chapter 339 school counseling plan) after a motion and a roll-call vote. The policy committee's recommended revisions (items c1—through c11) were approved by roll-call vote. The board conducted a first reading of new policies listed under letter d (d1 and d2) and approved the first-reading motion; the chair clarified these were first readings rather than final adoptions. Finally, policies listed under letter e (recommended retirements e1 and e2) were approved.

No roll-call tallies with individual 'yes' or 'no' votes were read aloud into the record during the meeting transcript; the chair repeatedly recorded motions as carried unless a nay or abstain was heard. The board adjourned with no further business on the agenda.