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Votes at a glance: board approves expulsion, consent agenda and routine contracts

L'Anse Creuse Public Schools Board of Education · June 23, 2026
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Summary

At its June 22 meeting the board voted unanimously on a slate of routine and action items including a student expulsion, consent agenda approvals, multiple curriculum adoptions and purchases, HR agreements, and a layoff resolution.

The L'Anse Creuse Public Schools Board of Education on June 22 carried multiple motions that the meeting record shows as approved by voice or unanimous roll call votes.

Major recorded actions included:

- Student expulsion: The board voted to expel student 0442 following closed‑session consideration; roll call reflected affirmative votes from all six members present.

- Consent agenda: The board approved the consent agenda (minutes, routine business and personnel items) and then approved a set of curriculum and subscription renewals, including Michigan High School Athletic Association membership, a high‑school social‑studies subscription renewal, K–8 science materials, and an Edmentum courseware recommendation for grades 6–12 and an exact path recommendation for K–5.

- Budgets and tax form: The board accepted the final amended 2025‑26 general fund and food‑nutrition budgets and approved the original 2026‑27 general fund, food & nutrition and student activity budgets. The board also approved Form L‑4029, the 2026 tax‑rate request, as described in the budget article.

- Procurement and HR: The board approved a bond bus purchase recommendation, elementary iPad charging/storage procurement, and a set of human resources items including a tentative agreement with the district administration association, non‑affiliated contracts, and a layoff resolution.

What the record shows: Most motions were approved after a staff recommendation and were recorded as "Aye" or as carried on roll call; where roll calls were recorded the transcript shows unanimous votes by the six members present. The meeting minutes or published roll‑call sheets will provide the formal vote records with member names and individual votes.

Next steps: Routine implementation and follow‑up for procurement, contract processing and budget amendments as needed.