The Board of Education meeting included the acceptance of a teacher resignation and the approval of several appointments and certifications for Lead Teacher Evaluators. The Board conducted a consent vote on various miscellaneous items, such as the approval of Board goals, mission statement, district-wide and building-level safety plans, treasurer reports, and various handbooks and manuals for the 2026-2027 school year. Furthermore, the Board performed an Annual Visual Inspection of the school building, held a discussion regarding AP classes and weighted averages, and entered into an executive session to discuss contract negotiations.
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The board conducted a public hearing regarding repair reserves. The meeting consisted of a session for board member comments and a period for public input, which concluded without any comments submitted.
Jul 9, 2026·Board meeting
Hoosick Falls Central School District Board of Education Re-Organization Meeting
The board conducted its re-organization meeting, which included the swearing-in of members, the election of officers, and the appointment of official bank depositories and legal newspapers. Key actions included the authorization of a bond resolution for school building improvements and infrastructure, and the appropriation of funds from the repair reserve for maintenance projects. Additionally, the board approved various personnel appointments, extra-curricular positions, and course offerings for the upcoming school year, while receiving reports from the facilities, audit and finance, and policy committees.
Jun 18, 2026·Board meeting
Hoosick Falls Central School Board Of Education Regular Meeting
The Board of Education meeting covered several administrative and personnel actions. Key topics included the recognition of a safety award recipient, a discussion on sports programs, and various personnel updates including resignations, leaves of absence, and appointments for teaching, support, and administrative positions. The Board also addressed financial matters, including the issuance of a $665,000 bond for school bus purchases, a negative declaration for a door replacement project, and adjustments to various district reserve funds. Reports were provided regarding facilities, audit and finance, and policy committees.
