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Board approves routine resolutions and panels unanimously; consent items pass 5–0

Natomas Unified School District Board of Trustees · August 14, 2024
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Summary

The board approved the meeting agenda and the consent items, then unanimously approved Resolution 2400And23 (OPSC signatories), a Declaration of Need for Fully Qualified Educators, and the 2024–25 administrative expulsion hearing panel members, all by 5–0 roll-call votes.

The Natomas Unified School District board moved and adopted several routine items by unanimous roll-call votes during the meeting.

Early in the meeting trustees moved and seconded approval of the agenda and the consent calendar; the board recorded unanimous 'aye' votes and the consent motion carried 5–0. Later action items included approval of Resolution Number 2400And23 (authorizing signatories for the Office of Public School Construction), a Declaration of Need for Fully Qualified Educators, and a slate of eligible administrative expulsion hearing panel members for 2024–25. Each of those motions was moved and seconded by trustees and carried on 5–0 roll-call votes.

Where provided on the record, the meeting transcript listed movers and seconders: the agenda was moved by Trustee Hardin and seconded by Trustee Dasek; the consent items were moved by Trustee Dasek and seconded by Trustee Hardin. Action Item A (Resolution 2400And23) was moved by Trustee Mora and seconded by Trustee Dasek; Action Item B (Declaration of Need) was moved by Trustee Hardin and seconded by Trustee Sui Lim; Action Item C (expulsion hearing panel) was moved by Trustee Sui Lim and seconded by Trustee Dasek. The transcript recorded roll-call 'aye' votes for each motion and the clerk announced motions carried 5–0.