Hempstead Public School District Board of Education Regular Meeting
The Board meeting focused on adopting the State Monitor’s Three-Year Academic Improvement and Financial Plans, correcting an election worker's name, and adopting a new district policy regarding diapering and toileting protocols. Key approvals included various employment contracts and settlements, a consulting agreement for the Law & Social Justice Academy, and partnership agreements with York College and other educational entities to support comprehensive student programming. The Board also reviewed treasurer and revenue reports, accepted a football equipment donation, approved facility usage requests, authorized CSE/CPSE recommendations, and handled extensive personnel matters including resignations, leaves, appointments for after-school programs, and Medicaid reimbursement compensation.
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Hempstead Public School District Board of Education Regular Meeting
The Board of Education addressed various administrative and operational matters, including the adoption of a new policy on diapering and toileting protocols. Key discussions focused on approving numerous contract agreements, settlements, and partnership initiatives to support student programming and district operations. The meeting also covered fiscal reports, the acceptance of donations, and the approval of facility use requests. Additionally, the Board reviewed special education recommendations, confirmed personnel appointments for instructional and after-school roles, and finalized club advisor and coaching assignments for the school year.
Jun 17, 2026·Board meeting
Hempstead Public School District Board Of Education Regular Meeting
The Board of Education conducted a regular meeting to address several administrative and operational agenda items. Key discussions included a waiver of policy #2342, the approval of a revised district-wide school calendar, and amendments to the State Monitor's contract. The Board approved various professional and consultant service agreements, including partnerships for afterschool programs and coaching services. Financial actions involved the approval of warrants, treasury reports, and the authorization of transfers to several reserve funds, including capital and insurance reserves. Personnel actions included resignations, appointments for instructional and civil service roles, and the approval of summer staffing for specialized programs and Regents exam scoring. Additionally, the Board approved usage requests for school facilities by community groups.
