The board convened a special meeting to address executive session matters regarding personnel and legal issues. The primary business item was the consideration of authorization for one-time payments to employees of the Association of Supervisors and Administrators of Rochester (ASAR) for extra work performed during the transition from PeopleSoft to Oracle Cloud systems in 2025. The motion to authorize these payments ultimately failed.
Oct 13, 2026·Board meeting
Rochester Board Of Education Bi-Monthly Superintendent Update
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The board discussed a presentation regarding a proposed security model. The meeting also included an executive session to address matters involving the potential appointment or removal of a corporation and pending or current litigation, as well as to receive legal counsel advice. The meeting concluded with a return to open session.
Sep 24, 2026·Board meeting
Rochester Board of Education Business Meeting
The board convened to discuss employment status and appointments during an executive session. Key agenda items included the approval of the September 2026 Finance Report, a presentation by the Superintendent, and a progress report regarding Goal 4. The board also amended the Progress Monitoring Calendar. Several resolutions were passed, including the authorization of Memorandums of Agreement for JROTC Archery activities, a tutoring program with Reading & Math, Inc., and internships with the University of Rochester. Additionally, the board approved Special Education program recommendations and authorized additional pay for professional learning and development initiatives for various staff members.
Sep 4, 2026·Board meeting
Rochester Board Of Education Special Meeting
The Board convened to deliberate on several resolutions. Key actions included entering into an executive session to discuss legal and personnel matters, the appointment of members to the District-Wide School Safety Team, and the formal adoption of the District-Wide School Safety Plan. Additionally, the Board voted to waive the 48-hour submission rule for a specific resolution and authorized a service agreement with Agile Sports Technologies, Inc. (dba Hudl) to provide video analysis and streaming equipment for district sports programs.
