Board approves consent agenda, accepts donations and adopts virtual-courses policy
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Summary
The Raytown board approved the consent agenda including several community donations totaling roughly $4,260, and adopted policy IGCD (virtual courses); motions to approve minutes and other routine items were also made during committee reports.
At its Nov. 10 meeting the Raytown Quality School District board approved routine business items, accepted community donations and adopted a policy on virtual courses.
During committee reports a motion was made to approve several sets of minutes; later the board moved and approved the consent agenda. The board read and accepted donations before the consent vote: school supplies and calculators valued at $1,878 from Hope Network to Raytown Success Academy; clothing worth $200 from Pauline Stone to family support services; Office Depot e-gift cards totaling $1,982.32 to Southwood Elementary; and socks, hats and gloves valued at $200 from Saint Matthew's Episcopal to Robinson Elementary.
On policy, a motion by board member Newton (recorded as speaker 4) to adopt board policy IGCD, covering virtual courses, was seconded and recorded as passed. The transcript shows the motion was made and seconded and, after no questions, “Motion pass” was announced.
There was additional discussion about election/ballot language timing (the ‘tenth Tuesday’ prior to April 7 was referenced) and several policies were moved to a first read. The meeting concluded after the board moved to adjourn.
Recorded motions and recorded outcomes in the meeting minutes are limited to what was spoken aloud at the meeting; vote tallies were not enumerated in the transcript.