Chief Operating Officer at Eastern Suffolk Board of Cooperative Educational Services
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The Eastern Suffolk BOCES proposed operating and capital budget for fiscal year 2026-2027, a pre-adoption draft submitted to component Boards of Education for approval.
The board conducted an executive session and received presentations regarding Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion (DEI) initiatives, including the Equity Champion Awards and the 2025-26 DEI Liaison Initiatives. Key discussions involved the adoption of board policies, administrative staff updates, and the appointment of new student board members. Financial actions included the approval of extensive bids and RFPs, participation in various cooperative bidding programs and distance learning statewide licensing agreements, acceptance of new grants, and the authorization of numerous professional services contracts and multi-year technology service agreements for component school districts.
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The board discussed highlights from the National School Boards Association Conference, focusing on governance, instructional practices, and educational leadership. Executive staff provided updates on the Sequoya Move Project, including relocation planning and senior leadership interviews. The board also reviewed the results of the SkillsUSA Regional Competition and provided updates on upcoming personnel searches and committee reports. A variety of professional services contracts and cooperative bidding resolutions were approved to support district operations for the upcoming fiscal year. Furthermore, the board authorized surplus property disposals, accepted several scholarship donations, and approved various student and staff educational travel requests.
The meeting commenced with entering into and subsequently ending an Executive Session to discuss confidential matters concerning personnel. Key discussions included a joint statement with other BOCES regarding a received FOIL request for the Regional Plan, the upcoming unveiling of a Regionalization web page, and planning for an engagement meeting with non-district partners in March. Updates were provided on the NY Inspires and Portrait of a Graduate initiatives, including plans for ongoing professional development surveys for component school districts. The District Superintendent also noted positive feedback during her mid-year evaluation with the Commissioner, who expressed interest in a Long Island Town Hall meeting. Operational updates covered the impending loss of the Sequoya lease in 2027 and exploring potential relocation alternatives with Sachem. Committee reports detailed renewed grant funding, the critical nature of communicating the value of public education, and discussions around cybersecurity. The Policy Committee reviewed several policies, moving Policy 7220 forward for a First Reading and deferring review of three new policies suggested by Erie 1 BOCES. The Community Legislative Committee hosted a guest speaker who emphasized the value of CTE programs. Unfinished business included the second reading and adoption of several policies, such as Code of Conduct and Artificial Intelligence. The Consent Agenda involved numerous approvals, including financial reports for December 2025, awards and extensions for various bids and RFPs, participation in cooperative bidding programs coordinated by Nassau BOCES, acceptance of several grants (including ESSA Title I and WIOA funds), personnel actions, numerous professional service and facility use contracts, agreement amendments with various vendors like Curriculum Associates, DocNetwork, and Renaissance Learning, two leasehold space agreements (with Brentwood Union Free School District and Port Jefferson Union Free School District), and ratification of Terms in Variance agreements with the UPSEU collective bargaining unit.
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