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THAMES VALLEY DISTRICT SCHOOL BOARD REGULAR MEETING, 2000 JANUARY 25 The Board meets in regular session on the above date in the Board Room at the Education Center, meeting in Committee of the Whole,

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1. Start by including the basic information at the top of the minutes, such as the name of the organization, date, time, and location of the meeting.
2. List the attendees present, including board members, staff, and any invited guests or observers.
3. Record any apologies or absences from board members.
4. In the "Approval of Previous Meeting Minutes" section, include a brief summary of the discussion and any amendments or corrections made to the previous meeting minutes.
5. Proceed to note the key agenda items discussed during the meeting. Provide a summary of each item, including any decisions made or actions taken.
6. Be sure to include any reports or presentations given during the meeting. Summarize the main points and outcomes of these reports.
7. Document any motions made and note whether they were approved, rejected, or tabled for future discussion.
8. Record any votes taken during the meeting, including the number of votes for and against each motion, as well as any abstentions.
9. Include any additional comments, questions, or discussions that took place during the meeting. Be objective and impartial in recording these details.
10. Towards the end of the minutes, note the time the meeting adjourned and any information regarding the next meeting, such as the date, time, and location.
11. Sign and date the minutes once they have been approved by the board.

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1. Nonprofit organizations: Nonprofit boards are required to keep and maintain meeting minutes for legal and regulatory compliance purposes. These minutes serve as evidence that the board fulfilled its fiduciary duties and took necessary actions.
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3. Government agencies: Government boards and committees must keep meeting minutes to ensure transparency, accountability, and compliance with open-meeting laws.
4. Educational institutions: Boards of schools, colleges, and universities need meeting minutes to document decisions related to policies, faculty appointments, budget approvals, and other administrative matters.
5. Healthcare organizations: Boards of hospitals, clinics, and healthcare systems require meeting minutes to document discussions, decisions, and actions related to patient care, financial matters, and regulatory compliance.
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Regular board meeting minutes are written records of the proceedings and decisions made during a board meeting.

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The purpose of regular board meeting minutes is to serve as an official record of the meeting proceedings, decisions, and actions taken by the board.

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Information such as meeting date, attendees, agenda items, discussions, decisions made, and any other relevant details must be reported on regular board meeting minutes.