Stamford Board of Education Special Board Meeting
The board meeting agenda focused on the review and hearing of SEA grievances.
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The board meeting agenda focused on the review and hearing of SEA grievances.
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The meeting included discussion and potential action on contracts over $100k. Approvals were sought for contracts with Aveanna Healthcare for Special Education Nursing Services, Branching Minds, Constellation School Based Therapy, Cultivate Behavioral Health for BCBA/ABA services, Delta T Group Hartford, Inc. for Special Education Nursing Services, E.L. Achieve for BCBA/ABA services, and The Stepping Stones Group for BCBA/ABA services. Additionally, the board considered purchases for special education students requiring out-of-district tuition. A presentation and discussion on financial controls also took place.
The board meeting includes a Superintendent's report, President's comments regarding year-end evaluations, the organization and timeline for the Request for Proposal process, and board member training. The agenda also features discussions regarding an employment contract, an ethics complaint, and a confidential student matter, which are slated for executive session.
This document outlines the Stamford Public Schools' Board of Education Budget Request for the 2025-26 school year (FY26). The proposed budget reflects a 5.92% increase, primarily driven by mandated special education costs, collectively bargained wage increases, and rising healthcare expenses. Key areas of focus include managing escalating out-of-district tuition and transportation costs, addressing the impact of reduced state aid, and ensuring fiscal responsibility while maintaining educational services. The budget highlights the allocation of funds across various operational areas, fixed costs, and efforts to sustain programs like the free breakfast and lunch initiative.
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