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Oct 27, 2026·Board meeting
Salamanca City Central School District Regular Meeting
The Board of Education meeting included the administration of the oath of office to a new student board member. A presentation was provided regarding the potential addition of a girls' flag football program as a spring sport, highlighting interest from students, operational requirements, and considerations regarding existing spring sports. Discussion topics also included the potential impact on student-athletes, such as dual-sporting, injury risks, and academic performance, as well as projected school enrollment trends.
Mar 10, 2026
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The meeting commenced with the pledge of allegiance and a land acknowledgement statement recognizing the homeland of the Anandka, the people of the great hill, and the Senica people. Key discussion points included an update on personnel actions, specifically adding two new softball coaches, and the approval of the agenda. A significant portion of the meeting involved a presentation on the instructional budget, noting an increase primarily driven by curriculum development, professional development for inservice programs, and rising costs related to Students with Disability services (Boseis costs). The budget figures presented currently exclude potential increases pending negotiations with STA and CSU unions. Updates were provided regarding upcoming events, including a regalia workshop with a local artist, a trip to Washington D.C. and the Carl Island boarding school, and the annual maple boiling event. Furthermore, an update on Title Six activities included scheduling a public hearing and an Indigenous Fair Committee meeting. The Board received recognition for winning a national Silver Award from the National School Boards Association for their indoor air quality program, aligning with long-term sustainability and planning for the next seven generations.
