Leslie Maloney

The meeting included special presentations on ELA alignment work and a report from the ILO Group. Student representatives provided updates on high school activities, including senior events and academic inductions, middle school leadership and field trips, and elementary school musical and art performances. The Board approved the Treasurer's Report, staff changes, and vendors for food products, supplies, and print services. Additionally, the Board authorized textbook adoptions, change orders for Capital Improvement Projects, and intermunicipal agreements regarding risk operations and food waste diversion. Finally, results from the annual budget vote and Board of Education election were reported, and members provided updates on professional conferences and committee meetings.

The board meeting included a public hearing for the upcoming operating budget and election details regarding the purchase of buses and the election of board members. Special reports featured the presentation of new curriculum materials, including a book for a literature course and supplemental curriculum for elementary grade levels. The superintendent provided updates on student and staff recognition, and student representatives shared achievements in fashion journalism, higher education commitments, and musical performance. Board business included the appointment of attendance keepers for the school year, the authorization of an intermunicipal agreement for vehicle refueling, and the formal approval of the meeting schedule for the upcoming school year.

This document outlines the Penfield Central School District's 2026-2027 Annual Budget. It details the proposed expenditures across various functions such as general support, instruction, transportation, and undistributed costs, categorized by accounting objects like wages, contractual, BOCES, and employee benefits. The revenue section highlights funding sources including NYS Education Aid, Real Property Levy, and County Sales Tax. The budget aims to maintain staff, faculty, and programming, ensure legal compliance, and support professional learning and technology, while addressing rising health insurance premiums and inflationary pressures. It also includes ballot propositions for the upcoming budget vote.

The board meeting focused on the development of the 2026-27 school budget. Key discussion topics included a review of proposed draft expenditures and revenues, updates on the state budget, and action items such as the Superintendent's proposed school budget, the Property Tax Report Card, capital project change orders, and the appointment of election officials. Detailed presentations were provided regarding the budget by function and object, the three-part budget structure, local levy impacts based on equalization rates, and the components of the upcoming ballot propositions, including school operating budget, bus purchases, and board member elections.

The board meeting focused on the 2026-27 budget development process, including a review of draft expenditures, revenues, BOCES budget allocations, and state budget updates. Key topics included a gap analysis, funding recommendations, and ballot propositions. Additionally, the board reviewed the local levy limit, tax base growth factors, fund balance history, and the impact on town tax rates. Future steps for the budget process, such as upcoming legislative deadlines and public hearing dates, were also outlined.