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Votes at a glance: key approvals at the July 27 ECPPS board meeting

Elizabeth City-Pasquotank Public Schools Board of Education · July 28, 2026
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Summary

The board unanimously approved the amended agenda, the consent agenda, the strategic plan, beginning-teacher plan changes, multiple contracts (EC, food service, radios, scanning), and several facilities projects; most votes were unanimous show-of-hands (7-0 recorded).

At the July 27 meeting the Elizabeth City-Pasquotank Board of Education recorded unanimous approvals on a series of motions. Highlights:

- Agenda amendment: approved (motion moved by Vice Chair Perez, seconded by Dr. Williams) — unanimous. - Consent agenda: approved — unanimous. - Strategic plan (2031 targets and measurement commitments): approved (mover Tommy Old, second Miss Bolin) — unanimous. - Beginning Teacher Support Plan updates: approved — unanimous. - Bid renewals (groceries, supplies, produce) and Mayola Milk contract: approved — unanimous. - EC contracts (personal care assistant, nursing services, speech therapist, teacher assistant contract): approved — unanimous. - Modular demolition and CES modular purchase: approved — unanimous. - Hood suppression repairs and kitchen recertifications: approved — unanimous. - PCHS track change order ($15,000 available in project budget) and PCHS interior painting contract: approved — unanimous. - Sheephorn Elementary chiller replacement: approved — unanimous. - Hytera radios procurement (including first-year service): approved ($180,008.36 plus tax) — unanimous. - Document scanning contract with SC View (records digitization): approved — unanimous.

Where recorded, votes were by show of hands and the meeting record reflects unanimous approval (7 yes, 0 no, 0 abstain). Items listed as 'first read' (spring policy updates) will return for action in the August meeting.