Board previews March 12 consent agenda and plans to apply for up to $5 million public-safety grant
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Summary
The board said it will seek to approve several agenda items by consent at its March 12 meeting and flagged Resolution 1448, which would allow the district to apply for a public-safety improvement grant (stated up to $5,000,000) that would require a local match the board cited as 25%. Student-discipline resolutions 1449 and 1450 and personnel items will also be on the March 12 consent docket.
Chair (S1) reviewed upcoming business and said the board will seek motions at the March 12 meeting to approve multiple items by consent across the agenda (operations, curriculum, facilities, finance and personnel). The chair called out Resolution 1448 to authorize applying for a public safety improvement grant the chair described as "up to $5,000,000," noting a required local match (board discussion referenced a 25% match). The chair described the item as a resolution to permit application rather than an immediate award or contract.
The chair also noted that resolutions 1449 and 1450 concerning student discipline and personnel items (agenda section 11.2–11.4) will be included in the consent vote on March 12. A board member praised a comprehensive curriculum program in the course of the preview.
No formal votes on those consent items were taken at the March 5 meeting; the items were set for the next regular meeting. The meeting closed after a motion to adjourn, which was made and the session ended.
