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Keota Comm School District board approves Special Education Delivery Plan
Summary
At a brief meeting, the Keota Community School District board approved the district's Special Education Delivery Plan by a 4-0 vote; the agenda was adopted earlier and the meeting adjourned at 12:04 P.M.
The Keota Community School District Board approved its Special Education Delivery Plan at a short meeting, voting 4-0 after first adopting the agenda and before adjourning at 12:04 P.M.
Board President Billie Kindred called the meeting to order and read the district mission statement. The board then adopted the meeting agenda after a motion by Andy Conrad, seconded by Dan Redlinger; that motion carried 4-0.
During the meeting the board approved the Special Education Delivery Plan “as presented.” Andy Conrad moved approval and Dan Redlinger seconded; the motion carried 4-0. The transcript records no amendments, debate, or public comment on the plan.
Votes at a glance: Andy Conrad moved to accept the agenda (seconded by Dan Redlinger) — motion carried 4-0. Andy Conrad moved to approve the Special Education Delivery Plan (seconded by Dan Redlinger) — motion carried 4-0. Andy Conrad moved to adjourn (seconded by Nathan Greiner) — motion carried 4-0; the meeting ended at 12:04 P.M.
The meeting record includes printed signature lines for the board president and board secretary; the transcript does not provide a name for the secretary signing line. No additional details about the content of the Special Education Delivery Plan (such as funding, service changes, or implementation dates) are recorded in the transcript.
