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Aztec board unanimously adopts FY2526 Education Tech Note Necessity Resolution
Summary
The Aztec Municipal School District No. 2 Board of Education voted unanimously Sept. 11 to adopt the FY2526 Education Tech Note Necessity Resolution (ETN) after a recommendation from Superintendent Lauren Laws; legal counsel and an RBC representative were present for questions, though no discussion is recorded.
The Aztec Municipal School District No. 2 Board of Education adopted the FY2526 Education Tech Note Necessity Resolution (ETN) at a special meeting on Sept. 11, 2025. Superintendent Lauren Laws recommended that the board adopt the resolution; Board Secretary Laci Newland moved to adopt and Board Member Amanda Sutherland seconded. The motion passed by a unanimous roll-call vote of the five board members present.
The board had legal counsel Katherine McKinney of Modrall Sperling and Michael Jesse of RBC available for questions during the item, according to the minutes; the record does not show any substantive questions or debate. The minutes list the action as "Adopt The FY2526 Education Tech Note Necessity Resolution (ETN) as presented." The transcript does not specify the dollar amount, terms, or the next procedural steps for issuing the note, which are listed as not specified in the meeting record.
The ETN was adopted by the board as a formal necessity resolution. The minutes identify the mover (Laci Newland) and seconder (Amanda Sutherland) and record a unanimous vote: Fran Dobey AYE; Jimmy Dusenbery AYE; Laci Newland AYE; Katie Buchholz AYE; Amanda Sutherland AYE. The record does not provide a resolution number or an effective date beyond the adoption action recorded on Sept. 11, 2025.
Following the vote, Board President Fran Dobey adjourned the special meeting at 5:06 p.m. The minutes indicate the meeting lasted from 5:00 p.m. to 5:06 p.m. on Sept. 11, 2025.
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