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Board reads multiple recognition resolutions into the record, including National School Lunch Week and Indigenous Peoples' Day

Reynolds School District Board of Education (Reynolds SD 7) · September 24, 2025
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Summary

Directors read several proclamations and recognitions into the record—National School Lunch Week; Indigenous Peoples' Day; National Bullying Prevention Month; National Principals Month; National School Custodian Recognition Day; National Coming Out Day—each read by specific board directors; the record indicates they were entered into the minutes.

During its Sept. 24 meeting the Reynolds School District Board of Education read a series of recognition resolutions into the record.

The transcript lists the following: Resolution 2025-2026-004 (National School Lunch Week) read by Director Francisco Ibarra; Resolution 2025-2026-005 (Indigenous Peoples' Day) read by Director Aaron Muf1oz; Resolution 2025-2026-006 (National Bullying Prevention Month) read by Vice Chair Joyce Rosenau; Resolution 2025-2026-007 (National Principals Month) read by Chair Michael Reyes; Resolution 2025-2026-008 (National School Custodian Recognition Day) read by Director Francisco Ibarra; and Resolution 2025-2026-009 (National Coming Out Day) read by Director Ana Gonzalez Muf1oz. The meeting document states these were "Read into the record" and indicates they were "Approved by the RSD Board of Directors." The transcript does not include the text of the proclamations or any deliberation on them.

The readings are recorded as recognition items in the official minutes; no votes or dissent about the resolutions are recorded beyond the general approval language in the minutes.