Public documents that mention Deborah Sadok Bryant.
Aug 19, 2026·Board meeting
Yonkers Public Schools Board Of Education Stated Meeting
The Board addressed a variety of administrative, financial, and operational matters. Key topics included committee reports on facilities, audit/budget/finance, and policy; superintendent updates regarding the district's 'Yonkers Magic' strategy and upcoming school year preparations; and the approval of multiple contracts and assignments. Specifically, the Board authorized several capital projects, change orders, and professional service assignments related to security upgrades, HVAC controls, and infrastructure repairs across various schools. Additionally, the Board appointed a Records Access Officer, adopted new policies, and approved membership in the Conference of Big Five School Districts.
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The board received reports from the facilities, audit, budget, and policy committees. The Superintendent provided updates on graduation rates, summer learning and enrichment programs, and literacy initiatives. The board approved the Smart Schools Investment Plan amendment for the acquisition of new devices, the settlement of a grievance with CSEA Local 860, and membership renewal in the Westchester-Putnam School Boards Association. Various capital project bids and contracts were authorized, including site upgrades for Lincoln High School, playground improvements for School 5, window replacements, and the procurement of software and facilities maintenance supplies. Additionally, the board processed budget transfers and fiscal condition reports.
Apr 22, 2026·Board meeting
Yonkers Public Schools Board of Education Stated Meeting
The Board meeting featured the recognition of 2025-2026 Teachers of the Year and various committee reports covering facilities, financial audits, policy updates, and instructional affairs. Discussions included the district's budget status, fiscal outlook, and student enrollment trends. The Board adopted policies regarding public comments and the naming of district property, and approved the renaming of Cesar E. Chavez School. Additionally, the Board authorized several contract amendments and assignments related to architectural and environmental consulting services, school transportation, and career and technical education programs.
