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Kalkaska Public Schools board unanimously adopts "Resolution D" at special meeting
Summary
At a Dec. 4 special meeting, the Kalkaska Public Schools Board of Education voted 6-0 to accept "Resolution D," described in the minutes as provided by "Thrun." The board also approved the meeting agenda and heard a public comment from Lisa Hawkins; the minutes do not record the substance of her remarks.
Kalkaska, Mich. — The Kalkaska Public Schools Board of Education voted unanimously Thursday to accept Resolution D, described in the meeting minutes as "Thrun provided Resolution D," during a special meeting that lasted 18 minutes.
Chair Rachael Birgy called the meeting to order at 5:00 p.m. and the board approved the meeting agenda on a motion by board member Steve Ordway, supported by board member Mitch Saxton. The minutes record the agenda approval as "Motion carried 6 to 0." Superintendent Rick Heitmeyer and Director of Business Services Jeffrey Scroggins were present.
Under discussion items the agenda listed "31aa Resolution." The minutes do not include the substantive text of the resolution or a staff presentation in the record. During action on the item, board member Wendy Watson moved, and Steve Ordway supported, "that the Board of Education moves to accept Thrun provided Resolution D, as presented and discussed." The motion carried 6-0. The minutes list the ayes as Wendy Watson, Steve Ordway, Mitch Saxton, Mary Scobey, Chase Stevenson and Rachael Birgy.
Lisa Hawkins is listed under public communication as a person wishing to address the board; the minutes note her appearance but do not provide details of her remarks. The meeting adjourned at 5:18 p.m. on a motion by Mary Scobey, supported by Chase Stevenson; that motion also carried 6-0.
The district did not specify in the minutes the text of Resolution D, the nature of the advice or document provided by "Thrun," or any implementation steps or timelines. The board record shows the procedural approvals and vote totals but does not list conditions, amendments, or follow-up assignments tied to the resolution in these minutes.
