Votes at a glance: Tooele Board approves calendar, boundary changes, policies and fee schedule

The Tooele Board of Education recorded the following formal actions during the meeting (motions passed by voice vote unless noted):

- Consent calendar: Moved by Scott and seconded by Bob to approve consent items with the exception of item 5.9 (Board meeting schedule). Motion passed.

- Adoption of Board meeting calendar (item 5.9): Motion (Scott/second) to adopt the 2024–25 Board meeting calendar as presented except move the August meeting from August 13 to August 20 and remove the November 26 work meeting; motion passed.

- Agenda reorder: Motion by Emily (seconded by Julia) to move item 7.1 (superintendent midyear budget update) ahead of elementary boundary realignment; motion passed.

- Elementary boundary realignment (item 6.1): Motion by Scott (seconded by Emily) to adopt Option 1B with modification directing the boundary committee to expand West Elementary boundaries to move approximately 75–150 students out of Sterling; motion passed.

- Policy adoptions/reads:
• Revised policy 2002 (central office administration): Moved by Scott, seconded by Bob; adopted as presented.
• Revised policy 100 (board meetings): Moved to second read for additional review and compliance checks (motion to move to second read passed).
• Revised attendance/compulsory education policy (5021): Motion to adopt (moved by Emily, seconded by Scott); adopted.
• Revised citizenship/grading for high school students (5051): Motion to adopt with name changes and minor corrections; adopted.

- Student fee schedule (2024–25): Motion by Emily, seconded by Elizabeth to adopt the fee schedule and change the annual maximum aggregate fee per student from $5,000 to $7,000; motion passed.

- Adjournment: Motion by Scott, seconded by Bob to adjourn; motion passed.

Note: Votes were recorded as voice votes (Aye/Any opposed) in the transcript; individual roll-call tallies were not recorded in the meeting transcript for most motions. Several motions included named movers and seconders as noted above.