Public documents that mention Marisol O. Ramos-Lopez.
Jun 16, 2026·Board meeting
Board Of Education Speaker Forum
The board meeting featured a speaker forum where community members raised concerns regarding potential budget cuts impacting the nature-based learning program at School 12, the importance of parent engagement coordinators like Dr. Cohen, and the necessity of adequate staffing for school safety officers. Additionally, the benefits and growth of FIRST Robotics programs across various high schools were highlighted, emphasizing the need for continued district support through transportation and funding.
Apr 21, 2026·
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Rochester Board of Education Speaker Session And Public Budget Hearing
The Board of Education held a speaker session and public budget hearing. Key discussion topics included community concerns regarding the proposed removal of the prekindergarten program at School Number 22, the quality and nutritional value of school lunches, and the role and title of social workers within the district, specifically regarding their qualifications and support for students with individualized education programs.
Feb 10, 2026·Board meeting
Rochester Board Of Education Work Session
The work session involved a review of proposed policy updates recommended by the New York State School Board Association concerning automated external defibrillators, school safety plans, and policies related to charging for meals and free meal services. The board also reviewed district policies 0150 (HIV related illnesses), 0310 (evaluation of school board operational procedures), 0320 (evaluation of the superintendent), and 0400 (school improvement plans). Significant discussion occurred regarding policy 0310 concerning the frequency of the self-evaluation deliverable, with the board leaning towards quarterly check-ins as part of their progress monitoring model. Policy 0320 prompted a legal inquiry regarding the stipulation that conversations be discussed only in executive session, specifically concerning superintendent evaluation filings. The board moved to progress the reviewed policies (0150, 0310, 0320, 0400) to the first reading stage in the business meeting.
Jan 22, 2026·Board meeting
Rochester Board Of Education Minutes
The January Business Meeting included procedural items such as the Pledge of Allegiance and roll call, following which the Board addressed the acceptance of previous minutes. The meeting included a recess and reports from advisory councils, though some were noted as having no report. An Executive Session was held to discuss infrastructure matters impacting public safety and pending or current litigation. Key actions involved the approval of the January 2026 Unaudited Financial Report and an amendment to the 2026-27 Budget Calendar following the Superintendent's presentation. A substantial portion of the meeting consisted of approving numerous Consent Agenda Items authorizing additional pay for various professional work, program planning, and curriculum development across multiple schools and initiatives. Resolutions were passed concerning Special Education Programs & Services recommendations. Furthermore, the Board approved agreements with several employee associations: the Association of Supervisors and Administrators (ASAR), The Board of Education Non-Teaching Employees (BENTE), the Rochester Association of Paraprofessionals (RAP), and the Rochester Teachers Association (RTA). Several Human Capital resolutions involved appointments, provisional and permanent civil service changes, granting of tenure, and approvals for leaves of absence, retirements, and resignations. The Board also amended Policies 4765 and 4772, reviewed Policies 4830.1 and 4850, and discussed instructional strategies and staffing reports. In New Business, policies underwent first readings, and the Board voted to accept revised language for Policy 0105, Equity and Educational Excellence, removing the implementation and monitoring section.
