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The board conducted a public hearing regarding the proposed 2026-27 school budget and held a question and answer session. Personnel actions included the conditional appointment of a 7-12 Mathematics teacher, and the acceptance of resignations for a long-term substitute PK-12 vocal music teacher and a teaching assistant. An executive session was planned to discuss particular personnel matters.
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The meeting included a Harvest of the Month presentation and various personnel actions, including acceptances of resignations and appointments. The board approved CSE/CPSE recommendations, appointed a chairperson for the upcoming Annual District Meeting, and amended the location and time for a future board meeting. Additionally, the board approved the Property Tax Report Card, adopted the BOCES Administrative Budget, cast votes for BOCES Board members, and authorized participation in a cooperative natural gas supply bid. Several policy updates were also adopted, covering the Annual Organizational Meeting and procedures for absentee, military, and early mail ballots.
The board meeting included a Harvest of the Month presentation, reports on the school budget, grants, and ongoing union negotiations. Key actions included the approval of the 2026-27 Property Tax Report Card, the adoption of the BOCES Administrative Budget, and the appointment of BOCES Board members. Additionally, the board approved transportation requests, authorized participation in a cooperative natural gas bid, and adopted new policies regarding the annual organizational meeting and mail-in ballots. The board also accepted several staff resignations, approved Committee on Special Education recommendations, and discussed scheduling for future meetings.
The meeting included a presentation on the Challenge 24 Club. Financial actions involved the approval of monthly treasurer, extra-classroom, and school lunch reports. Personnel actions included granting a permanent appointment for a bus driver, an unpaid leave of absence for a teacher assistant to serve as a long-term substitute special education teacher, the appointment of a long-term substitute special education teacher, the probationary appointment of a food service helper, and the acceptance of a teacher aide resignation. The board reviewed and approved CSE/CPSE recommendations. Additionally, the board acted on adopting the 2026-27 expenditure budget, a bus purchase proposition, and a tax levy increase for the Scio Memorial Library. Surplus equipment items were declared for disposal. First readings of policies regarding the annual organizational meeting and various ballot types were conducted, and the board reviewed upcoming event invitations.
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