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At-a-glance: board votes and motions from the meeting

Boyne City Public Schools Board of Education · October 14, 2025
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Summary

The board adopted routine and bond-related motions: renewed the annual summer tax resolution for 2025; approved winter 2025–26 cocurricular recommendations; received the 2023–24 audit; approved the normal salary schedule for nonrepresented staff; awarded stadium bleachers and electrical contracts; and approved continued participation in a CTE consortium under the revised school code.

The board took a series of administrative and procurement actions at the meeting. Items approved included:

• Annual summer tax resolution to continue summer tax collection for the 2025 tax year (motion moved and seconded; approved by voice vote).

• Winter 2025–26 cocurricular recommendations included in the packet (approved as presented).

• Receipt of the 2023–24 audit, accepted administratively.

• Normal salary schedule for nonrepresented staff, approved as recommended.

• Contract awards: bleachers and press box to Southern Bleacher Company, Inc. (reported amount: $879,370) and electrical work to Shoreline Power Services (reported amount: $358,000); both awards were approved by voice vote.

• Resolution to continue participation in a career and technical education consortium under "section 6 90 of the revised school code," approved as recommended.

Most votes were recorded as voice approvals in the transcript ("All in favor? Aye."), and the meeting did not include roll-call tallies for each member in the available transcript. Where names of movers and seconders were stated, the tax resolution was recorded as "moved by Jill and seconded by Mary." Administration said it will return with any necessary budget amendments or follow-up contract paperwork.