Christine Brundage

The board meeting featured recognitions for Teacher Appreciation Week and National School Nurse Day. The superintendent's report included a presentation on the district's annual budget, highlighting the importance of the public hearing process for transparency and community engagement. Additional items discussed included the recommendation of a new Director of Special Education and 504 services, the engagement of an architectural firm for upcoming school improvement projects, the continuation of merged athletic programs in ice hockey and gymnastics for the next school year, and the acceptance of grant funds for elementary school literacy programs.

This document provides a comprehensive enrollment projection and facilities utilization study for the Chappaqua Central School District. Its purpose is to project five-year enrollment, assess current facility use, and analyze the feasibility of middle school pairing and elementary attendance zone adjustments. Key findings project a continued enrollment decline through 2029-30, concluding that elementary school redistricting is not warranted and middle school organizational changes are not feasible due to cost and student ride time.

This document outlines the capital projects for P/NW BOCES, detailing essential needs, associated costs for proposed projects such as roofs, HVAC systems, and a therapeutic pool. It also addresses the financing strategy for these initiatives, aiming to resolve critical infrastructure requirements and support educational programs.

This document presents the proposed budget for the Chappaqua Central School District for the 2017-18 school year. It includes strategic questions and operating standards that guide the budget, along with detailed information on proposed expenditures and revenues. The summary highlights key financial figures, including budget increases, and outlines categories such as salaries, employee benefits, transportation, and various revenue streams including real property taxes and state aid. The plan aims to balance fiscal responsibility with the continued excellence of academic and extra-curricular programs, and to ensure safe, supportive, and efficient school environments.

The meeting included student project presentations from the Chappaqua PTA STEM Fest and the approval of Chappaqua School Foundation InstaGrants for a hydroponics project and the reconstruction of a nature trail. The Library Director presented the proposed public library budget, followed by a budget hearing where district administrators summarized the 2017-18 budget proposal. The Board authorized an employment agreement for the new Superintendent of Schools. Personnel actions were taken, including resignations and appointments. Additionally, the Board approved contracts for health and welfare services, an agreement with Panorama Education, and various bids, including those for infrastructure improvements and solid waste services. Reports were provided on facilities, policies, and communications, and financial reports were reviewed.