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Jul 14, 2026·Board meeting
Frontier Central Board of Education Reorganization Meeting
The meeting focused on the board's reorganization for the 2026-27 school year, which included the swearing-in of ex-officio student board members and the election of board officers, specifically the president, vice president, and vice president pro tempore. The board also appointed various district officials, firms, and compliance officers, including positions such as the compliance officer, attendance officer, bond attorney, and others. Additionally, certifications for lead evaluators of administrators and instructional personnel were established. The board also designated official bank depositories, newspapers, established petty cash funds, authorized check signatories, approved payroll certification procedures, and authorized memberships to professional associations. Finally, the superintendent was authorized to approve staff attendance at conferences and manage budget transfers.
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The board meeting covered several key agenda items, including a comprehensive budget presentation, the status of the ongoing SOAR capital project, the planned purchase of three new buses with updated technology, and a proposal to reduce the number of board members. The session also featured a presentation from the district's medical director and lead nurse detailing health office operations, mental health support, and athletic injury prevention programs. Additionally, the board recognized a staff member for achieving a doctoral degree.
May 5, 2026·Board meeting
Frontier Board of Education Board of Education Meeting
The Board of Education meeting included presentations on health services, the commendation of school nurses and teachers, and several committee reports. Personnel actions included the approval of staff resignations, transfers, leaves of absence, and various appointments, including a new School District Treasurer and teaching and support staff. The board approved numerous contracts for special education, therapy services, Medicaid compliance, and facility improvements, including elevator modernization and playground equipment installation. Applications for NY PLAYS grants for Cloverbank Elementary and the Falcon Center were authorized. Additionally, the board approved the combination of the Girls Hockey team with neighboring districts and adopted several new district policies.
