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Board approves settlement resolution, MASB delegate, expenditures and consent agenda

October 01, 2025 | Farmington Public School District, School Boards, Michigan


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Board approves settlement resolution, MASB delegate, expenditures and consent agenda
At the Sept. 30 meeting the Farmington Public Schools Board of Education approved several formal actions by voice vote and roll call.

Settlement resolution: Trustee Heinrich moved, and Trustee Smith supported, a motion to approve a resolution on settlement terms in Batista v. Office of Retirement Services and to waive the second reading. The board conducted a roll call vote in which the transcript records the following affirmative votes: Ronald ("Mister") Vicinto — yes; Hall — yes; Heinrich — yes; Smith — yes; (mover) Heinrich/Smith recorded earlier — yes; President Weems — yes. The motion passed.

MASB delegate designation: Trustee Heinrich moved and Trustee Smith supported designation of Ronald Ricento as the official delegate and Dr. Cheryl Blau as alternate to represent the district at the 2025 Michigan Association of School Boards Delegate Assembly. The motion passed by voice vote.

Treasurer's expenditures: The board approved the treasurer's expenditures for Sept. 30, 2025, as presented. The printed expenditures included General Fund $23,429,433; General Fund athletics $348,826; Capital projects (bond) $1,117,420; Nutrition services $512,298; Benefits stabilization $2,629,407; total $28,037,384. The motion was moved by Trustee Heinrich, supported by Trustee Smith, and approved by voice vote.

Consent agenda: The board approved the consent agenda (minutes from Sept. 9 and Sept. 27, Head Start director's monthly report, and personnel items). The consent agenda included authorization to pursue the Head Start non‑competing continuation application required for funding starting in January. The motion was moved by Trustee Heinrich and supported by Trustee Smith and passed by voice vote.

All motions passed as presented; the transcript records no objections or abstentions in the recorded voice votes for these items.

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