Split votes
19 on the record; 300 reports readLocal boards vote unanimously almost every time. These are the votes that divided them, from the minutes, newest first, with the dissenter where the minutes record one. A tally with three numbers includes an abstention.
The council then voted 3-2 to authorize the city manager to hire a real estate broker and obtain an independent appraisal for the former Aledo Public Library property at 201 FM 1187, after discussion of the building's potential future use and its value.
On a motion by Jennifer Loftin seconded by President Hoyt Harris, the board voted 6-1 to amend campus COVID-19 mask protocols from required to strongly recommended but not required.
a nomination of David Lear for vice president failed 3-4.
The board approved the Cultural Inclusiveness Plan as presented by the administration, 6-1.
The board adopted the 2017-2018 budget, 5-1, with Bobby J. Rigues voting against.
2 in the bond by $1,000,000 to re-evaluate rooftop units against geothermal failed 2-5.
that included the safety audit report, it approved Rick Herrin as director of communications, 5-1, with Rigues voting against, and adjourned at 11:19 p.m.
a nomination of Forrest Collins for secretary failed 2-5, and Jennifer Loftin was elected secretary, 5-2.
a nomination of Forrest Collins for secretary failed 2-5, and Jennifer Loftin was elected secretary, 5-2.
The board approved two additional class size waivers each at Stuard and Vandagriff for the spring, 3-1, with Rigues against.
The board approved the 2017-2018 school calendar, 5-1, with Dr.
5 as Walsh Elementary, 5-1, with Stringer against.
David Tillman, the board approved Plan 7 for the 2017-2018 elementary attendance zones, 6-1, with Rigues voting against.
On a motion by Jennifer Loftin seconded by Stringer, the board voted 5-2 to postpone Plan 10 and keep working on the boundaries, with Forrest Collins and Hoyt Harris against.
The board approved the superintendent evaluation instrument procedure and schedule, policy FFA(Local) and the stage-two bus order under the 2015 bond, each 6-0, and the Aledo High School boiler replacement from remaining 2008 bond funds, 5-1, with Rigues against.
The board approved twenty-three class size waivers for the year, 5-1, with Rigues against.
5 as requested by Walsh Development, 3-2, with Rigues and Forrest Collins against.
David Davis was elected vice president, 6-1, with Rigues against, and Harris secretary, 7-0.
On a motion by Tillman seconded by Bartley, it voted 4-1 to accept the Level II grievance decision, with Rigues against, and adjourned at 7:33 p.m.
Compiled automatically from the tallies written in the reports; a vote the minutes recorded only as "approved" does not appear here. Where the minutes do not name the dissenter, neither does the Ledger. Rebuilt with every deploy.