Chenango Forks Central School District Board of Education Reorganization Meeting and Regular Meeting
The Board conducted its annual reorganization meeting, which included the administration of oaths of office to the newly elected board member, the Board President, Vice President, Superintendent, and Clerk of the Board. Numerous appointments were made for the 2026-2027 school year, including the Legislative Committee, Voting Delegates, Dignity Act Coordinators, District Treasurer, and various other district officers and consultants. The Board also established regular meeting dates, designated depositories for funds, approved mileage reimbursement rates, and authorized the issuance of obligations. Policy updates were reviewed and approved, including the Code of Conduct, Student Attendance, Parent and Family Engagement, Mission Statement, and Student Harassment and Bullying Prevention. Personnel actions were taken regarding leaves of absence, appointments, resignations, and coaching assignments. Financial business, such as the approval of credit cards, facility use charges, meal prices, and tax bill correction procedures, was also finalized.
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Chenango Forks Central School District Board Reorganization Meeting, Hearing On Code Of Conduct And District Safety Plan And Regular Meeting
The meeting encompassed a comprehensive reorganization of the board, including the election of a President and Vice President, and the appointment of various officers, committee members, and liaisons for the upcoming fiscal year. Key topics addressed included the designation of regular meeting dates, annual budget hearing and vote dates, and the appointment of district professionals such as the school physician, treasurer, purchasing agents, and auditors. The board also conducted a hearing on the district's code of conduct and safety plan. Further action items involved approving various district policies, including student attendance and family engagement, as well as operational and financial matters like facility use charges, tuition rates, substitute teacher rates, and various service bids.
Apr 20, 2026·Board meeting agenda packet
Chenango Forks Central School District Special Meeting
The meeting included the adoption of the Broome-Tioga BOCES administrative budget and voting for Board seats. Key agenda items included the adoption of the 2026-2027 school budget and calendar, the approval of several special education placements, and various field trips for the band, choir, and FFA. The board authorized multiple therapy service contracts, a sports medicine agreement, and a property lease agreement with BOCES. Additionally, the board approved several policy updates, personnel appointments, retirements, and resignations, along with financial items such as capital project change orders, architect services amendments, budget transfers, and bid awards for food services. An executive session was conducted to discuss tenure recommendations and the Superintendent's evaluation.
Mar 12, 2026·Board meeting agenda packet
Chenango Forks Central School District Board Of Education Regular Board Of Education Meeting And Budget Workshop
The Board of Education meeting and budget workshop covered several key business items. Discussions included the approval of a settlement agreement related to disciplinary charges, the adoption of 2025-2026 Health & Welfare contracts with multiple school districts, and the passage of a bond resolution and school bus proposition. The board also authorized an annual meeting and budget vote, appointed a coordinator for the STEAM Work Based Learning Program, and reviewed preschool and special education placements. Several policy changes were discussed or approved, including updates to school safety plans, emergency response requirements, and meal service policies. Additionally, the board processed personnel changes, approved spring coaching appointments, reviewed financial dashboards, authorized several capital project change orders, and approved the disposal of surplus items.
