Sentences with phrase «board voted last»

The Marshall school board voted last night to open its high school to Albion's students.

The board voted last year to force the charters into participating when their licenses come up for renewal, which for some is as long as a decade away.

When the LAUSD Board voted last week to approve 12 new «pilot schools,» it was a small but positive sign of change in a school district long troubled by battles among key stakeholders about to how to best improve LA's many underperforming schools and create successful new options.

The Baltimore County school board voted last month to make Verletta White the school system's permanent superintendent.

The school board voted last month to buy out Superintendent Henry Williams» contract after a report by a court - appointed committee that monitors desegregation efforts concluded that the district lacked leadership.

The school board voted last week to pay elementary principals an extra $ 515 for administering a new state proficiency test for 4th graders.

When the Oakland, Calif., school board voted last spring to reject a set of social studies textbooks sanctioned by the state of California, most members probably knew they were taking a «road less traveled.»

In a dramatic turnaround from its previous strong support for charter schools, the Buffalo, N.Y., school board voted last week to impose a one - year moratorium on allowing more of the independently operated public schools.

Minneapolis - based EAI lost its contract with the Baltimore district last year in a conflict over finances, while the Hartford, Conn., school board voted last month to drop its partnership with the company.

The board voted last month to allow a casino in the Catskills, one in the Capital Region and another in the Finger Lakes, the latter appearing to come at the expense of the Southern Tier.

New York City's Rent Guidelines Board voted last night to recommend an unusually low range of possible rent increases for the coming year, even raising the possibility of a rent freeze for one - year leases.

The Rosendale Town Board voted last week to send a letter to the two designated co-lead agencies on the State Environmental Quality Review (SEQR) of the Pilgrim Pipeline project, the New York State Department of Environmental Conservation (DEC) and the New York Thruway Authority (NYTA), urging them to guarantee ample opportunities for «meaningful public and municipal participation» during the scoping phase of the review process.

The Rosendale Town Board voted last week to send a letter to the two designated co-lead agencies on the State

The Clarence Town Board voted last week to spend $ 125,000 to repair its leaking senior center roof and remove what it called improperly installed solar panels.

The Village Board voted last week to pay SmithBucklin Consulting Services $ 8,250 to facilitate a performance management program and help officials develop a municipal strategic plan for the next three to five years.

The Park Board voted last week to hold a referendum asking voters to approve a $ 6 million bond issue to pay the district's share of a building to be constructed in partnership with Joliet - based Provena St. Joseph Medical Center.

Ms. Uhlhorn stepped down about a week after the board vote last month.

Not exact matches

Talk of rate hikes are in the air Wednesday after minutes from the Bank of England's last meeting showed two out of nine board members voted for a rate hike as early as this month, the first time in three years that policymakers have done so.

«Instead of deposing him, the Dell board froze out shareholders, and last week voted to allow the CEO to buy the company at a bargain price using shareholders» own cash,» Icahn wrote.

JPMorgan lead director Lee Raymond, a former Exxon Mobil CEO, told shareholders at last month's meeting to expect management to reflect on the board's structure in light of the way the votes came down.

The pricing issue, which has drawn scrutiny from members of Congress and the U.S. Department of Justice, and Chairman Robert Coury's nearly $ 100 million pay package last year have caused a group of investors to launch an effort to vote down the company's board at its annual meeting on Thursday.

Clearwire's board last week recommended that its shareholders vote against Sprint's $ 3.40 per share offer at a special meeting scheduled for June 24 and instead urged them to accept Dish's tender offer to buy Clearwire shares for $ 4.40 each.

Shareholders will vote on those board members at the meeting, as well as last year's $ 17.4 million pay package for CEO Tim Sloan.

Last October, the bank handed CEO Brian Moynihan the additional title of chairman of the board, undoing a 2009 shareholder vote to split the roles.

The Committee has carefully considered whether to maintain the Company's current classified board structure, particularly in light of last year's shareholder vote.

Last week, the Financial Accounting Standards Board (FASB) voted to update standards on operating lease accounting that would force companies to record as much as $ 2 trillion worth of lease obligations on their balance sheets.

The opposition statement of the board in last year's proxy statement states: «to subject director compensation to an advisory stockholder vote is unprecedented and would neither provide clarity nor effective guidance.»

The board of Boxed voted to turn down the offer last week, according to a person close to the matter.

Following discouraging market share losses in fiscal 2017, shareholders voted — against management's recommendation — to add activist investor Nelson Peltz to the board of directors late last year.

Last year, LGIM voted against 37 board chairs or chairs of nomination committees in the UK due to poor diversity.

The reality of the pension crisis was underlined again last week when the board of the largest $ 330 + billion US public pension plan, California Public Employees Retirement System (CalLPERS), voted to shorten its period for amortizing future investment losses from 30 years to 20 years.

Referred to by the KCC board as a «unifying vote», it occurred at last night's AGM in Kitsilano after months of friendly discussions between the two organizations.

The Public Service Commission approved TransCanada Corp.'s project on a three - to - two vote, removing one of the last hurdles to the Calgary - based company's construction of the $ 8 billion, 1,179 - mile (1,897 - kilometer) conduit, which has been on its drawing boards since 2008.

When faced with two disagreeable candidates, 60 percent of the National Association of Evangelicals (NAE) board members polled last month said that Christians should vote for the candidate they dislike the least, while 28 percent said to vote for a third - party candidate and 12 percent said to not vote for that particular office.

Just last month the American Psychiatric Association, voting on a recommendation from its board of trustees, dropped homosexuality as such from its list of mental disorders.

Last week, ABWE's board voted to require every leader to undergo abuse training.

the rature started last night in North Idaho... the Reagan Republicans were voted in on our school board... stay away from Idaho unless your Reaganites, Mormonites or termites...

Following on from Arsenal's latest humiliation at the hands of Brighton & Hove Albion, the Arsenal board took a vote to think about giving the Frenchman just one last chance, but this time they really mean it.

Minnesota Hockey, the governing body for 40,000 youth hockey players in the state, has voted to continue rule changes enacted last January which stiffened the penalties for checking from behind and boarding and hope for better enforcement.

Minnesota Hockey, the governing body for 40,000 youth hockey players in the state, has voted to continue with the pilot program begun last Janaury that made checking from behind and boarding 5 minute major and 10 minute misconduct penalties.

On a 4 - 3 vote, the Will County Board's Planning and Zoning Committee last week rejected the village's contention that building a recreation center would require rezoning and recommended granting the Mokena Park District a special - use permit to build the recreation center on the south side of the Yunker Farm property.

Ron Crawford, member and former chairman of the park district's Soccer Advisory Committee, presented to the board, before they voted last week, a petition signed by 1,000 Arlington Heights residents asking the district to continue to allow its fields to be used for soccer.

The Park Board voted 3 - 2 last month to continue negotiations for the land swap, but the vote wasn't enough to keep the deal alive.

The Park District Board unanimously voted down the proposal for new directors last week at the urging of Commissioner Charles Hegarty, who serves as the district representative on the museum bBoard unanimously voted down the proposal for new directors last week at the urging of Commissioner Charles Hegarty, who serves as the district representative on the museum boardboard.

The Park Board voted unanimously last week to place a referendum question on the Nov. 2 ballot asking voters to approve purchase of the land and construction of playing fields and a facility.

The Park District Board voted unanimously last month to sell the bonds.

GURNEE — Members of the Gurnee Park District Citizens Advisory Committee voted Thursday night to recommend that the Park District Board ask taxpayers in April to approve a scaled - down version of the $ 15 million Hunt Club Leisure Center rejected at the ballot box last April.

Last month the Village Board narrowly voted to assist the Park District in building a $ 250,000 plunge pool and water slide at the district's new community center.

Desjardins said the agreement finally voted on this week was the same one the Park Board offered to the Library Board last summer.

In separate meetings last week, the Village Board and Park District Board voted to seek some 60 acres of property owned by the Limestone Development Corp., based in Lemont.