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Votes and actions at a glance: March 18, 2026 South Fork SD 14 board meeting

South Fork SD 14 Board of Education · March 18, 2026
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Summary

Summary of motions and outcomes from the March 18, 2026 board meeting: consent agenda approved; second reading of district policies approved; executive session approved; re-entry and adjournment motions recorded.

Key formal actions recorded in the South Fork SD 14 minutes for March 18, 2026 include approval of the consent agenda, approval of the second reading of updated district policies, a motion to enter executive session (2c1,2c11), re-entry to open session, and adjournment.

Vote tallies recorded in the minutes show six members voting in favor and one absent for the consent agenda and the policy second reading. The same presence pattern applies to the executive-session motion and adjournment. Recorded mover/second pairs in the minutes:

- Consent agenda: moved by Harris; seconded by Brandon; outcome: approved (Aymer, Brandon, Harris, Bourlard, Hagan, Wake — yes; Burchi — absent). - Policies (2nd reading): moved by Aymer; seconded by Harris; outcome: approved (Aymer, Brandon, Harris, Bourlard, Hagan, Wake — yes; Burchi — absent). - Enter executive session (6:55 p.m.): moved by Brandon; seconded by Aymer; outcome: approved. - Re-enter regular session (7:59 p.m.): moved by Aymer; seconded by Bourlard; outcome: recorded re-entry. - Adjournment (8:18 p.m.): moved by Bourlard; seconded by Wake; outcome: approved.

These recorded actions complete the formal public record contained in the minutes provided. For further detail (for example, the specific policy text approved or closed-session motion sheet contents), the district's administrative office or posted public records are the appropriate sources.