Board of Cooperative Educational Services of Nassau County Audit Committee/Regular Board Meeting
The board addressed a wide range of operational and financial items, including appointments to the Health and Safety Committee and the Districtwide School Safety Team. Key financial actions included approving multiple construction change orders, authorizing budget adjustments, accepting the annual audit, allocating surplus funds, and approving various consultant contracts and bid awards. The board also accepted several gifts, authorized participation in cross-contract services, approved personnel actions, and addressed a new board policy. An executive session was convened to discuss collective negotiations and litigation, followed by the ratification of a settlement agreement.
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Nassau BOCES Board of Education Annual Organizational Meeting
The Annual Organizational Meeting encompassed extensive governance and administrative actions. The Board appointed a temporary chairperson, elected the Board President and Vice President, and administered the oath of office to trustees and various officers. Key appointments included legal counsel, bond advisors, auditors, insurance providers, and school lunch officials. The Board approved resolutions concerning the Community Eligibility Provision, mileage allowances, bank depositories, employee wrongdoing coverage, and memberships in professional associations. Additionally, the Board established committee structures, including safety, health, wellness, and policy committees, and finalized the board meeting schedule for the upcoming year.
Jun 18, 2026·Board meeting
Board of Cooperative Educational Services of Nassau County Audit Committee And Regular Board Meeting
The meeting focused on organizational and financial approvals, including the appointment of general counsel. The Board authorized several rental and license agreements, as well as multiple bids for capital improvements such as elevator refurbishment, fire alarm upgrades, and the establishment of advanced manufacturing and robotics labs. Financial actions included the approval of numerous blanket purchase agreements for supplies and services, various budget transfers, and the establishment of escrow accounts to support municipal sales installment purchase agreements. Additionally, the Board approved various consultant contracts and authorized participation in several statewide cooperative bids for distance learning and instructional technology.
