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Board approves minutes, bills, trips, classes and personnel in unanimous action

Wrightstown Community School District Board of Education · December 18, 2025
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Summary

At the meeting the board approved prior meeting minutes, monthly bills, a cross‑country trip to Colorado, the addition of a high‑school agricultural science class, an early graduation request, rescheduled the January meeting to Jan. 28, accepted a resignation and approved a new elementary music teacher contract; most votes were recorded as unanimous (7‑0).

The Wrightstown School Board handled a set of routine and programmatic action items during the meeting and approved the following motions (as recorded in the meeting):

- Approval of Nov. 19, 2025 meeting minutes (motion made, seconded and approved by voice vote).

- Approval of Dec. 1 workshop minutes (motion made, seconded and approved by voice vote).

- Approval of monthly bills and receipts (motion made, seconded and approved by voice vote).

- Approval of the previously presented cross‑country trip to Colorado (motion made; voice vote recorded as all in favor, 7‑0).

- Approval to add an agricultural science class at the high school for 2026–27 (motion made, seconded and approved 7‑0).

- Approval of an early graduation request (motion made, seconded and approved 7‑0).

- Rescheduling the January 21, 2026 board meeting to Jan. 28, 2026 (motion made, seconded and approved 7‑0).

- Acceptance of the resignation of the elementary school music teacher (motion made, seconded and approved 7‑0).

- Approval of the new Wrightstown elementary music teacher contract (motion made, seconded and approved by voice vote).

Board members moved through each item with limited discussion; votes were recorded as unanimous in the transcript where tallies were given.