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Kelloggsville board approves consent items; marching band parade item voted separately

Kelloggsville Board of Education · October 13, 2025
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Summary

The Kelloggsville Board of Education removed a marching band parade item for separate consideration, then approved consent items including minutes and a personnel report; all motions passed unanimously 6-0 at the Oct. 13 meeting.

The Kelloggsville Board of Education voted unanimously on Oct. 13 to approve routine consent items and separately vetted a marching band parade request.

President Tammy Ward moved to remove Consent Agenda item 25-36 (Marching Band Memorial Day Parade) for a separate vote; Mrs. Tanis seconded the motion, which carried 6-0. Later in the meeting, a motion by Mr. Flores-Garcia, seconded by Ms. Townsend, approved Consent Agenda items 25-34 (approval of the Sept. 22 regular meeting minutes) and 25-35 (personnel report), 6-0. The removed item 25-36 was then approved on a motion by Mrs. Tanis, seconded by Mr. Flores-Garcia, also by a 6-0 vote.

The votes were recorded as unanimous with no dissenting or abstaining members present. No additional amendments or conditions were announced on the consent items during the meeting.

Votes at a glance: - Motion to remove item 25-36 for separate vote: mover — Mrs. Ward; second — Mrs. Tanis; outcome — approved 6-0. - Motion to approve items 25-34 and 25-35 (minutes and personnel): mover — Mr. Flores-Garcia; second — Ms. Townsend; outcome — approved 6-0. - Motion to approve item 25-36 (Marching Band Memorial Day Parade): mover — Mrs. Tanis; second — Mr. Flores-Garcia; outcome — approved 6-0.

The meeting proceeded to informational reports and there were no additional formal actions recorded beyond the consent motions.