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Votes at a glance: Cloverdale Unified board actions on consent items, donations, easement notice and policy items

Cloverdale Unified School District Board of Trustees · November 20, 2024
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Summary

At the Nov. 20 meeting the board approved the consent calendar, accepted several donations, authorized publication of notice for a utility‑easement resolution (Resolution 22506), tabled a major graduation‑policy revision and approved a regulation on differential graduation standards for students with disabilities.

Summary of formal board actions recorded in the meeting transcript:

- Consent calendar (items 1–10): Approved by motion and voice vote.

- Donations: The board accepted monetary and in‑kind donations including $681 to Cloverdale High (Ohio Piley Prince Inc.), $100 to Washington art (LH Colt), an anonymous $220 to Washington art, $150 to a classroom (Lean Henry), and $550 to Washington softball (Grocery Outlet of Cloverdale). Motion moved and seconded; voice approval recorded.

- Resolution 22506 (S2) — Declaration of intention to convey an easement for public utility purposes and publication of notice: Motion by Trustee Candelaria, second by Trustee Lopez White; the board authorized publication of notice required for the two‑meeting easement process. Final conveyance requires a public hearing at a subsequent regular meeting.

- Policy 6146.1 (S3) — Revised graduation requirements: Discussion held; the board tabled final action to allow staff to provide scheduling and budget analyses.

- Administrative regulation (S4) — Differential graduation and competency standards for students with disabilities: Motion by Trustee Addison, second by Trustee Garrison; the regulation was approved by voice vote.

Notes: The transcript records voice approvals but does not provide full numeric roll‑call tallies for the votes referenced above in the excerpt provided. Where the transcript did not specify numeric vote tallies, this summary notes the outcome as recorded in council actions.