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Votes at a glance: board approves routine business, audit, CD renewal and policy second readings (GAAC-BR excluded)
Summary
At the meeting the board approved the agenda and consent items, accepted the 2022–23 audit, renewed a CD for six months, approved second readings of policies while excluding GAAC‑BR for further review, authorized hiring of a Title I/EL coordinator, and approved a set of open‑enrollment requests.
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The Richardton-Taylor 34 School Board recorded a series of routine motions and voice votes during the meeting. The following outcomes were reported by the chair and confirmed by voice vote:
- Approve agenda: Motion made and carried by voice vote (no roll‑call recorded). - Approve consent agenda: Motion made and carried by voice vote. - Approve second readings of updated policies with the exception of GAAC‑BR: Motion made and carried; GAAC‑BR was excluded for additional review and would require a first reading/vote if revised. - Renew one certificate of deposit (CD) for an additional six months: Motion made and carried; an attendee cited current rates around "3.5" (as transcribed). The exact rate unit was not specified in the discussion and will be confirmed in the board financial paperwork. - Accept the 2022–23 audit: Motion made and carried by voice vote. - Hire Brianna Moore as Title I/EL coordinator: Motion made, seconded and carried by voice vote (see separate article). - Approve open enrollment items: Board approved converting two students from tuition waivers to open enrollment and approved one new family's enrollment for next year (names transcribed in the packet: Bradstreet family, Neidhart/Neitharts, and Boerboom; spellings as transcribed).
All votes were taken by voice; the board did not record roll‑call tallies during the meeting minutes presented in the transcript. Where motions were made, a second was recorded and the chair called for and received 'aye' votes with no recorded opposition in the transcript.

