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Board approves consent-agenda carry, multiple community partner MOUs and emergency repairs

St. Louis Public Schools Board of Education · July 29, 2026
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Summary

The board carried the consent agenda (items 5.1'5.32) to the next regular meeting with item 5.3 pulled for separate vote; it also approved emergency repairs (Hickey chiller, Nottingham water main, 801 building restoration) and authorized a wide slate of community-partner MOUs.

During the July 28 work session the board moved to carry the consent agenda (items 5.1'5.32) to the next regular business meeting and agreed to pull item 5.3 (a large coaching contract connected to the 95% science-of-reading work) for separate consideration.

The board also approved three emergency action items: a rental chiller for Hickey Elementary School, emergency water-main repairs at Nottingham, and emergency water-intrusion restoration at the 801 building. Each emergency item was moved, seconded and approved by roll call.

In a grouped series of motions the board authorized multiple memoranda of understanding and program slates spanning literacy, college and career readiness, STEM providers, and health and wellness partners; board members requested a school-by-school chart of partner relationships to improve transparency.

Votes at a glance (selected): - Motion to carry consent agenda (5.1'5.32) with exception of 5.3: approved by roll call (votes recorded as Yes from board members present). - Emergency item 8.1 (Hickey rental chiller): approved by roll call. - Emergency item 8.2 (Nottingham water-main repair): approved by roll call. - Emergency item 8.3 (801 building restoration): approved by roll call.

Board members and staff said follow-up materials (detailed budgets, partner lists and dashboards) will be shared with the board and the public.