Montgomery County Public Schools, MD

REVISED Business Meeting Agenda

Special Board Business Meeting Agenda

The Montgomery County Board of Education is holding a special business meeting on August 17, 2026. The agenda consists of approving a quorum and a resolution for a closed session, followed by the closed session itself and adjournment. No public business items are listed.

• Approval of quorum for the meeting
• Resolution authorizing the closed session
• Closed session scheduled from 9:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m.
• Meeting adjournment at 1:00 p.m.

Business Meeting Agenda

The Montgomery County Board of Education will discuss a preview of the Elementary Schools Boundary Study and consider a contract for a consultant to study school consolidation and closures. The board will also vote on several high-value construction change orders and the 2026-2027 Board Handbook.

• Contract for consultant for school consolidation, closures, and boundary studies
• Change orders over $100,000 for HVAC projects at Dr. Charles R. Drew ES, Harmony Hills ES, and Sligo MS
• Change order over $100,000 for Charles W. Woodward HS reopening project
• Procurement contracts and expenditure authorizations of $25,000 or more
• Approval of the 2026-2027 Board Handbook

REVISED Business Meeting Agenda

The Montgomery County Board of Education will consider recommended appointments for principals at Argyle Middle School and Eastern Middle School. The body will also review various procurement contracts and expenditure authorizations of $25,000 or more.

• Recommended appointments for principals at Argyle MS and Eastern MS
• Procurement contracts and expenditure authorizations of $25,000 or more
• Contract approval for School Bus Stop-Arm Camera Safety Program (RFP 8120.1)
• Contract approval for Power Purchase Agreement for Solar Photovoltaic Systems (RFP 4361.5)
• Contract approval for Playground, Water Play and Aquatic Equipment (RFP 101625)

The Board of Education unanimously approved the appointment of new principals for Argyle Middle School and Eastern Middle School. The Board also approved a wide range of procurement contracts, capital project specifications, and a general wage adjustment for non-salary schedule positions for FY2027.

• Appointed Nadia J. Kline-Taylor as principal of Argyle Middle School (Unanimous)
• Appointed Elizabeth A. Merino as principal of Eastern Middle School (Unanimous)
• Approved general wage adjustment for positions not on salary schedule for FY2027 (Unanimous)
• Approved renewal of the Internal Audit Unit Charter (Unanimous)
• Appointed Brian Sonfield to the Ethics Panel for a three-year term (Unanimous)
• Appointed Natalia Mendoza and Alexsia Robinson to the Advisory Committee on Communication and Community Engagement (Unanimous)
• Approved educational specifications for Eastern Middle School and Damascus High School major capital projects (Unanimous)
• Approved multiple procurement contracts including custodial supplies, food services, and IT hardware (Unanimous)

REVISED Work Session Agenda

The Montgomery County Board of Education will hold a work session on June 4, 2026. The main action item is final adoption of the Fiscal Year 2027 Operating Budget. The board will also discuss third-quarter academic performance for 2025-2026, Athletics and Title IX, and a 'Leveling Up' initiative. Public comments are scheduled, and the board will consider administrative appointments including several principals.

• Final adoption of the FY2027 Operating Budget
• Appointments of directors and principals for several schools
• Discussion of Athletics and Title IX with FY25 athletic financial report
• New business item on auditing student screen time K-8
• Public comments from 23 individuals

The Board of Education held a work session that included a closed session to discuss budget strategies, personnel matters, and legal advice. The Board also approved a revised agenda and a report from a previous closed session.

• Approved Resolution No. 226-26 to hold a closed session for budget, personnel, and legal matters (Unanimous)
• Approved Resolution No. 227-26 to adopt the revised meeting agenda (Unanimous)
• Approved Resolution No. 228-26 for a Future Closed Session Resolution (Unanimous)
• Approved Resolution No. 229-26 regarding the Report of Previous Closed Sessions from May 11, 2026 (Unanimous)

Special Board Business Meeting Agenda

This is a procedural special business meeting. The board will vote to acknowledge a quorum and pass a resolution to enter closed session, after which the meeting adjourns. No substantive public decisions are scheduled.

• Resolution authorizing the board to meet in closed session

Revised Strategic Planning Committee

The Revised Strategic Planning Committee of the Montgomery County Board of Education will hold a meeting to discuss the MCPS Strategic Plan FY 2025-2030. Two agenda items are listed: target setting and strategies/tactics. The meeting includes a review of the previous informational summary from March 5, 2026.

• Strategic Plan: Target Setting (discussion/presentation)
• Strategic Plan: Strategies and Tactics (discussion)
• Informational Summary of March 5, 2026 meeting

REVISED Business Meeting Agenda

The Montgomery County Board of Education meets on May 21, 2026, to consider a closed session resolution, approve three principal appointments, and act on a consent agenda with 18 items including procurement contracts, a roof replacement at Chevy Chase Elementary, and budget transfers. Public comments and association comments are also scheduled.

• Vote on administrative appointments for principals: Sherwood HS, Spark M. Matsunaga ES, Burnt Mills ES
• Approval of procurement contracts of $25,000 or more
• Chevy Chase Elementary School roof replacement project
• New Hampshire Estates Elementary School right-of-way dedication
• Fiscal Year 2026 third quarter category and object transfer requests

Fiscal Management Committee Meeting

The Fiscal Management Committee of the Montgomery County Board of Education will receive oral updates on the FY2027 Operating and Capital Budgets, and discuss enterprise funds including the Food Services fund and impacts of meal debt and meal prices. The committee will also consider an Internal Audit Unit charter and updates to the Financial and Procurement manuals.

• Update on FY2027 Operating Budget (oral discussion)
• Update on FY2027 Capital Budget (oral discussion)
• Enterprise funds overview with focus on Food Services fund, meal debt, and meal prices
• Internal Audit Unit charter review
• Financial Manual and Procurement Manual updates

Special Board Business Meeting Agenda

This is a special business meeting of the Montgomery County Board of Education, consisting primarily of procedural items to authorize a closed session. The board will acknowledge a quorum and vote on a resolution to enter closed session. No public business or substantive decisions are scheduled.

• Resolution for today's closed session (action item)

The Board of Education convened a special meeting to enter a closed session. The closed session was held to discuss administrative matters, including operating and capital budget strategy.

• Approved resolution to enter closed session (unanimous)
• Approved adjournment of the special closed session at 4:48 p.m. (unanimous)

Special Board Business Meeting Agenda

The board is meeting to conduct a closed session. The agenda consists of procedural actions to acknowledge a quorum and approve a resolution for the closed session.

• Approval of resolution for closed session

The Board of Education held a special meeting to vote into a closed session. The closed session was held to discuss administrative matters, including operating and capital budget strategy. The meeting adjourned at 2:00 p.m.

• Approved resolution to enter closed session (unanimous)
• Approved adjournment of the special closed session (unanimous)

Advisory Committee to the Board of Education on Communication and Community Engagement

This is a procedural meeting of the Advisory Committee to the Board of Education on Communication and Community Engagement. The committee will welcome members, review its purpose and goals, approve minutes from the February 11, 2026 meeting, receive reports from staff, and discuss feedback on committee engagement efforts. No substantive decisions or new proposals are on the agenda.

• Approval of minutes from February 11, 2026 meeting
• Discussion and feedback on committee engagement efforts
• Review of advisory committee purpose and goals
• Reports from Board Office and MCPS staff

REVISED Policy Management Committee Meeting Agenda

The Policy Management Committee of the Montgomery County Board of Education will discuss Policy JEF, the Open Lunch Policy, during this meeting. The agenda includes a review of the policy and supporting regulation. No votes or decisions are indicated.

• Discussion of Policy JEF, Open Lunch Policy, with review of the policy document and Regulation JEF-RA

Special Board Business Meeting Agenda

The Montgomery County Board of Education will convene a Special Board Business Meeting on May 11, 2026, to approve a closed session and adjourn at 3:00 p.m. The meeting is scheduled to take place at 15 W Gude Drive in Rockville.

• Closed session approval
• Adjournment at 3:00 p.m.

The Board unanimously approved a resolution to hold a closed session on May 11, 2026, to discuss administrative matters including the operating budget and capital budget strategy, as well as personnel matters. The meeting adjourned at 2:55 p.m.

• Approved Resolution 193-26 to hold closed session (unanimous)
• Approved Resolution CS-2-26 to adjourn meeting at 2:55 p.m. (unanimous)

REVISED Work Session Agenda

The Montgomery County Board of Education holds a work session to discuss policies on educational technology (IGS) and policy-setting (BFA), and an oral discussion on accelerated and enriched learning in literacy and mathematics. The board also considers approval of closed session resolutions, administrative appointments, and a legislative session recap. Public comments are scheduled.

• Discussion of Policy IGS on Educational Technology
• Discussion of Policy BFA on Policysetting
• Oral discussion of Accelerated and Enriched Learning in Literacy and Mathematics
• Administrative appointments: Supervisor Enterprise Network Cybersecurity, principals at Benjamin Banneker MS and Cresthaven ES
• Legislative session recap

The Board of Education approved a revised agenda and scheduled several future closed sessions. It also approved a revised report from a previous closed session that included decisions on residency and public complaints.

• Approved revised meeting agenda (unanimous among those present)
• Approved closed session for May 7, 2026 (unanimous among those present)
• Approved future closed sessions for May 11, 14, and 21, 2026 (unanimous among those present)
• Approved Revised Report of Previous Closed Session (unanimous among those present)
• Affirmed denial of Complaint from the Public in Board Appeal No. CFP-2026-3 (unanimous)
• Reversed residency decision in Board Appeal No. R-2026-4 (unanimous)
• Approved Decisions and Orders for Board Appeal Nos. CFP-2026-1, R-2026-3, T-2026-2, and TR-2026-1

Business Meeting Agenda

The Montgomery County Board of Education holds a business meeting on April 30, 2026, with a large consent agenda covering 20 items. These include approval of procurement contracts of $25,000 or more, contract awards for roof replacements at DuFief ES, Kennedy HS, and Silver Spring Intl MS/Sligo Creek ES, purchase of diesel buses, interpreting services, Chromebook repair, and a dual enrollment MOU with Montgomery College. The board will also consider administrative appointments for directors and principals at several schools, hear public comments, and approve a closed session resolution.

• Approval of procurement contracts of $25,000 or more (Item 8.1)
• Award of contracts for roof replacements at DuFief ES, Kennedy HS, and Silver Spring Intl MS/Sligo Creek ES (Items 8.9-8.11)
• Contract approval for purchase of diesel buses (Item 8.5)
• Contract approval for Chromebook repair and maintenance (Item 8.3)
• Recommendation of providers for before- and after-school child care for SY2026-2027 (Item 8.12)

The Board of Education approved a revised resolution to conduct a closed session on April 30, 2026. The closed session was intended to cover topics including personnel matters, budget strategy, and legal advice.

• Approved revised resolution for closed session (unanimous)

Work Session Agenda

The Montgomery County Board of Education will hold a work session to discuss and potentially act on several items, including a recommendation to revoke the M.E.C.C.A. Business Learning Institute charter, a policy on background screening of employees and volunteers, and proposed FY2027 meal prices. The board will also hear public comments and discuss safety and security updates, restorative approaches and the student code of conduct, and proposed amendments to the 2026–2027 school year calendar.

• Recommendation to revoke M.E.C.C.A. Business Learning Institute charter
• Discussion and action on Policy GCC, background screening of MCPS employees, candidates, contractors, and volunteers
• Oral discussion on Fiscal Year 2027 proposed meal prices
• Oral discussion on safety and security update
• Oral discussion on restorative approaches and student code of conduct, and proposed amendments to the 2026–2027 school year calendar

The Montgomery County Board of Education approved resolutions to hold a closed session on April 16, 2026, and to approve the report of the previous closed session held on March 26, 2026. The meeting reconvened in open session at 12:03 p.m. after a closed session from 9:09 a.m. to 11:24 a.m.

• Approved Resolution 128-26 to hold closed session on April 16, 2026
• Approved Resolution 129-26 for a future closed session
• Approved Resolution 130-26 for the report of previous closed session
• Reconvened in open session at 12:03 p.m.

REVISED Business Meeting Agenda

The Montgomery County Board of Education will consider a revised agenda, including a closed session, celebrations, public comments, and a large consent agenda. The consent items include approvals for procurement contracts over $25,000, extensions for classroom furniture, cafeteria supplies, HVAC equipment, and office supplies, as well as contract awards for roofing and HVAC projects at several schools. The board will also vote on supplemental appropriations for the Aging Schools Program, sustainability initiatives, technology modernization, and a fund balance offset for winter weather events.

• Approval of procurement contracts of $25,000 or more
• Award of contract for Montgomery Blair High School Reroofing Phase III
• Award of contract for HVAC replacement at Spark M. Matsunaga Elementary, Longview School, and New Hampshire Estates Elementary
• FY2026 supplemental appropriation for Aging Schools Program, sustainability initiatives, and technology modernization
• FY2026 supplemental appropriation from fund balance to offset winter weather event costs

The Board of Education held a closed session to discuss personnel, budget strategy, and legal matters. Following the closed session, the Board reconvened in open session to approve the amended meeting agenda and a series of consent items including various contract extensions and awards.

• Approved resolution for closed session (unanimous)
• Approved revised meeting agenda (unanimous)
• Approved procurement contracts of $25,000 or more (unanimous)
• Approved expenditure authorization for contracts of $25,000 or more (unanimous)
• Approved classroom furniture extension contract (unanimous)
• Approved cafeteria disposable supplies extension contract (unanimous)
• Approved HVAC/refrigeration equipment and parts extension contract (unanimous)
• Approved office and school supplies extension contract (unanimous)

Fiscal Management Committee Meeting

The committee will discuss operating budget cost drivers and state revenue comparisons, review the staffing standards implementation plan and its 5-year phase-in, and hear a presentation on academic return on investment including an Amplify CKLA report. Informational items include a semi-annual board expenditure report and sustainability efforts.

• Discussion of state revenue and operating budget cost drivers with year-to-year comparison
• Review of staffing standards implementation plan and 5-year phase-in details
• Presentation on Academic Return on Investment, including Amplify CKLA Year 1 Final Report
• Informational item: Semi-Annual Board Expenditure Report ending December 2025
• Informational item: Sustainability efforts update

The Fiscal Management Committee met to review operating budget considerations, staffing standards, and academic return on investment. The committee approved the meeting agenda and adjourned without taking any substantive actions.

• Approved Fiscal Management Committee Meeting Agenda (unanimous)
• Unanimously adjourned meeting at 7:37 p.m.

Spring Facilities and Boundaries Work Session #3

The Montgomery County Board of Education holds a work session to discuss the superintendent's recommendation on secondary program analysis and boundary studies. Revisions to the presentation note that Woodlin Elementary students will move to Silver Spring International Middle School and that the elementary boundary study timeline is corrected to 2027. No final votes are expected; this is a discussion session.

• Superintendent’s Recommendation on Secondary Program Analysis and Boundary Studies
• Revised PowerPoint corrects Woodlin Elementary School students to move to Silver Spring International Middle School
• Revised PowerPoint corrects elementary boundary study timeline to 2027
• Work session scheduled 10:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m.

The Board of Education reviewed recommendations regarding several school boundary studies. Two motions related to specific boundary map alternatives failed to receive the required votes for approval. The Board will take final tentative action at the March 26, 2026, business meeting.

• Motion for Woodward/Northwood alternate boundary map failed (3-3, 1 abstention)
• Motion for Crown/Damascus corrected resolution failed (2-4, 1 abstention)
• Approved adjournment of the work session (unanimous among those present)

Ethics Panel Meeting

The Montgomery County Public Schools Ethics Panel will hold a regular meeting to discuss several ethics-related topics, including tutoring and special education advocacy, policy definitions, gifts to staff, use of independent activity funds, and an updated financial disclosure form. A closed session was noted as not needed. The meeting runs from 6:00 p.m. to 8:00 p.m.

• Discussion of tutoring and special education advocacy
• Review of Policy BBB definitions
• Discussion of gifts to staff
• Discussion of use of independent activity funds
• Review of updated financial disclosure form

Spring Public Hearing #4 - Capital Improvements Program - with List of Speakers

The Montgomery County Board of Education is holding its fourth spring public hearing on the Capital Improvements Program. The hearing includes testimony from elected officials, cluster representatives, students, and individuals. No decisions are being made; the board is gathering public input.

• Testimony from Izola Shaw, Rockville City Councilmember
• Recorded testimony from cluster representatives for Richard Montgomery, Seneca Valley, and Northwest clusters
• In-person testimony from Clarksburg, Wootton, Paint Branch, Rockville, and Sherwood cluster representatives
• Testimony from Montgomery County Council of PTAs president Brigid Howe
• Student testimony from Giovanni Scattolini and Daniel Chen

The Montgomery County Board of Education held a scheduled public hearing regarding the Capital Improvements Program. The meeting included testimony from elected officials, cluster representatives, students, and community members. No substantive decisions or votes were recorded in these minutes.

Spring Public Hearing #3 - Capital Improvements Program - with List of Speakers

This is the third spring public hearing on the Capital Improvements Program (CIP) for Montgomery County Public Schools. The Board of Education will hear recorded and in-person testimony from elected officials, students, cluster representatives, associations, and individuals. No votes or decisions are scheduled; the meeting is solely to receive public input on the CIP.

• John Stroud, Councilmember, Town of Garrett Park, testifies (5 min)
• Students including Sicily Wanjiru, Benjamin Jozaitis, Megha Shaffer, Amelia Hall, and others give testimony
• Cluster representatives from Montgomery Blair, Quince Orchard, Magruder, Damascus, Walt Whitman, Wheaton, Northwood, Albert Einstein, and Walter Johnson clusters testify
• Associations including Magruder High School PTSA and Cashell Elementary PTA testify
• Individuals such as Grace Mishkin, Angela Cherman, Jill Barrett, and Matthew Beeler provide testimony

The Board of Education held a scheduled public hearing regarding the Capital Improvements Program on March 9, 2026. The meeting included recorded and in-person testimony from students, cluster representatives, and community members. No substantive decisions or votes were recorded during this informational hearing.

Strategic Planning Committee

The Strategic Planning Committee will review and discuss three objectives under Goal #4 (High Quality, Diverse Workforce) of the MCPS FY 2025-2026 Strategic Plan: workforce stability and staffing, workforce composition and access to opportunity, and inclusive and antiracist practice. The committee also will approve the informational summary from its December 18, 2025 meeting.

• Discussion of Objective 2: Workforce Stability & Staffing
• Discussion of Objective 3: Workforce Composition & Access to Opportunity
• Discussion of Objective 5: Inclusive & Antiracist Practice
• Approval of prior meeting summary (December 18, 2025)

The meeting was called to order at 10:01 a.m. and the informational summary for the December 18, 2025 meeting was approved for informational purposes. Committee members reviewed Goal #4 of the MCPS Strategic Plan—High Quality, Diverse Workforce—and discussed recruitment, retention, and employee development strategies. The meeting adjourned at 11:32 a.m. with no formal actions taken.

Joint Meeting with the Montgomery County Planning Board and Board of Education

The Montgomery County Planning Board and Board of Education meet jointly to discuss infrastructure, enrollment projections, a boundary study timeline, a planning academy collaboration, and a collaborative case study. No votes or decisions are recorded on this agenda; it is a discussion session.

• Infrastructure Workgroup presentation by Lisa Govoni and Andrea Swiatocha
• Enrollment Projections update by Hy-Soo Baek and Andrea Swiatocha
• Boundary Study Timeline discussion led by Andrea Swiatocha
• Planning Academy Collaboration presented by Bridget Broullire
• Collaborative Case Study by Atul Sharma and Andrea Swiatocha

The joint meeting focused on updates regarding the Infrastructure Funding Workgroup, student enrollment projections, and school boundary studies. No formal votes or substantive decisions were taken during this session.

• Discussed Infrastructure Funding Workgroup purpose and potential funding options
• Reviewed differences between Planning Board and MCPS enrollment projection methods
• Provided timeline for High School Boundary Studies to be decided March 26, 2026
• Shared updates on the Community Planning Academy engagement numbers

Spring Facilities and Boundaries Work Session #2

The Montgomery County Board of Education is holding a work session to review the Superintendent's recommendations regarding secondary program analysis and boundary studies. The session includes a review of student generation rates and an engagement calendar.

• Superintendent's Recommendation on Secondary Program Analysis and Boundary Studies

The Board of Education received a presentation regarding the Superintendent's recommendation on secondary program analysis and boundary studies. Discussion included enrollment projections, special education considerations, and regional program assumptions.

• Received Superintendent's recommendation on secondary program analysis and boundary studies

Policy Management Committee Meeting Agenda

The Policy Management Committee will review public comments on three policies: Emerging Technologies (IGS), Background Screening (GCC), and Policysetting (BFA). They will also discuss technical amendments to Policy KBA on Public Information. An informational summary of the December 2025 meeting and a summary of recently approved MCPS regulations will be presented.

• Review of public comments for Policy IGS, Emerging Technologies in Education
• Review of public comments for Policy GCC, Background Screening of MCPS employees, candidates, contractors, and volunteers
• Review of public comments for Policy BFA, Policysetting
• Discussion of draft technical amendments to Policy KBA, Public Information
• Summary of MCPS regulations approved since last committee meeting

Committee on Special Populations Meeting

The Committee on Special Populations will review the informational summary from the November 18, 2025 meeting and then discuss identifying and serving emergent multilingual learners. No votes or decisions are listed; the agenda is primarily discussion and information-sharing.

• Discussion of identifying and serving Emergent Multilingual Learners
• Review of informational summary from November 18, 2025 meeting

REVISED - Spring Public Hearing #2 - Woodward/Northwood Boundary Study - with List of Speakers

The Montgomery County Board of Education is holding a public hearing to receive testimony on a proposed boundary study affecting Woodward and Northwood schools. The meeting includes recorded and in-person testimony from residents, cluster representatives, and organizations. No decisions are being made at this hearing; it is solely for gathering public input.

• Recorded testimony from Deborah Kornbluth Berger of the Luxmanor Citizens Association
• Recorded testimony from 20 individuals including Sadie Stellfox-Lawson, Yotam Yemini, Zach Kramer, and others
• In-person testimony from cluster representatives: Adam Lee (Montgomery Blair), Cathy Stocker (Bethesda-Chevy Chase), Rebekah Kuschmider (Einstein), Clare Bolek (Kennedy), Lora Elinoff (Northwood), Emily Beckman (Walter Johnson), Narissa Johnson (Wheaton)
• In-person testimony from Angie Kronenberg of Save Our Silver Spring Schools
• In-person testimony from 10 individuals including Nora A. Walsh, Joe Shashaty, Dorigen Hofmann, and others

The Board of Education conducted a public hearing to receive testimony regarding the Woodward/Northwood Boundary Study. The meeting consisted of recorded and in-person testimonies from organizations, cluster representatives, students, and individuals. No formal decisions or votes were recorded.

Spring Public Hearing #1 - Crown/Damascus Boundary Study - with List of Speakers (virtual)

The Montgomery County Board of Education is holding a public hearing to receive testimony on the Crown/Damascus Boundary Study. The hearing includes recorded and in-person testimony from municipal representatives, students, cluster representatives, and individuals. No board decisions are scheduled; the hearing is for gathering public input.

• In-person testimony from Rockville Mayor Monique Ashton and Councilmember Adam Van Grack
• Recorded student testimony from Herman Singh Basra, Florence Li, and Eleni Brannan
• Recorded cluster representative testimony from Damascus (Danni Ibarra) and Winston Churchill (Susan Lifsey) clusters
• In-person cluster testimony from Wootton, Watkins Mill, Magruder, Richard Montgomery, Seneca Valley, Quince Orchard, Gaithersburg, and Clarksburg clusters
• In-person testimony from individuals including Brian Rabin (Wootton PTSA President) and multiple residents

The Montgomery County Board of Education conducted a virtual public hearing regarding the Crown/Damascus Boundary Study. The meeting included testimony from students, cluster representatives, and various individuals. No substantive decisions or votes were recorded in the provided minutes.

REVISED Business Meeting Agenda

The Board of Education will vote on consent items including procurement contracts valued at $25,000 or more, an HVAC replacement contract for Dr. Charles R. Drew Elementary School, a change order over $100,000 for Northwood High School addition/upgrades, and cancellation of contractual agreements for Damascus High School major capital project. The meeting also includes public comments from 20 individuals and recognition of various awareness months and weeks.

• Contract approval for Dr. Charles R. Drew Elementary School HVAC replacement project
• Change order over $100,000 for Northwood High School addition and facility upgrades
• Cancellation of contractual agreements for Damascus High School major capital project
• Contract extension for RFP 7141.6: Telecommunications and network wiring installation and integration
• Contract approval for RFP 24-12: Digital Workspace Solutions

The Board of Education approved a revised meeting agenda and several consent items including procurement contracts and staff recognitions. The Board also voted unanimously to enter into a closed session to discuss personnel, budget strategy, and legal matters.

• Approved resolution for closed session (unanimous)
• Approved revised meeting agenda (unanimous)
• Approved procurement contracts of $25,000 or more (unanimous)
• Approved contract for telecommunications and network wiring installation (unanimous)
• Approved digital workspace solutions contract (unanimous)
• Approved HVAC replacement project at Dr. Charles R. Drew Elementary School (unanimous)
• Approved Northwood High School addition change order over $100,000 (unanimous)
• Approved cancellation of Damascus High School major capital project contract (unanimous)