The Bullitt County Board of Education approved multiple agenda items during its special meeting, including grant‑funded positions, school‑level staffing requests, an amended calendar and the district's working budget for fiscal year 2026. Several votes were recorded as unanimous; the district realignment motion appears on the agenda but the provided transcript excerpt does not contain a final tally for that motion.

Key recorded votes and actions from the meeting excerpt:
- Consent agenda: Motion by Miss Veil, second by Mr. Harshfield; recorded vote: 4–1 (consent items approved by 4–1).
- Bullitt Virtual Night School facilitator (extra duty position, general fund): motion made and seconded; the board recorded unanimous approval (vote announced as "All in favor"; tally not specified in transcript).
- Opioid Recovery grant positions: district requested two grant‑funded roles (opioid recovery project director and opioid recovery family liaison). Motion to approve the positions noted they are grant funded (district improvement grant and model programs grant); recorded vote indicated 5–0 in favor.
- Mount Washington Middle assistant athletic director (funded from SBDM section 6 funds): motion approved, recorded 5–0.
- Mount Washington Middle MTSS coach extension (5 additional days, funded by Title I): motion approved, recorded 5–0.
- Elementary music performance extra duty stipend: motion approved; board reported unanimous approval (tally indicated as all in favor; explicit numeric tally not in the excerpt).
- Amended 2025–26 school calendar (make up day for August 19; move professional development day to May 27): motion approved, recorded 5–0.
- Working budget for fiscal year 2026 (detailed fund totals and on‑behalf payments provided by Director of Finance Lisa Lewis): motion approved, recorded 5–0.

Where the transcript specifies funding sources or program details, those statements are recorded exactly: the virtual night school facilitator would be funded from the general fund; the opioid recovery positions are funded by grant awards; the assistant athletic director position is funded from Mount Washington Middle School SBDM section 6 funds; extended MTSS days would be paid from Title I; and the working budget listed totals across funds (general fund and others were summarized in the superintendent's report and by the director of finance).

The district realignment proposal (including a recommendation to close Nichols Elementary and reassign its students to Roby Elementary) was presented and a motion to approve was called; the available transcript excerpt does not include the final vote tally for that item. The superintendent and staff provided enrollment and capacity figures during the presentation and answered questions about transfers and the proposal's grandfathering provision.

Several board votes and motions were handled by simple voice votes recorded in the transcript. Where the meeting excerpt included an explicit numeric tally, this summary records it; where only a voice affirmation ("All in favor") is present, the excerpt does not always include the numerical roll call. The board moved through the listed agenda items after the superintendent's report and public comment period.