Public documents that mention Patricia M. Reynolds.
Oct 8, 2026·Board meeting
Minisink Valley Central School District Board Of Education Meeting
The board meeting encompassed a wide range of district operational and administrative matters. Key discussion topics included reports on student district events, upcoming school board recognition, an external audit presentation, and updates on current capital projects. The board approved the assistant superintendent's cabinet agreement, extracurricular appointments, and various personnel actions. Additionally, the board authorized contracts for Universal Prekindergarten and Approved Special Education Programs. Financial business items included budget transfers, capital project change orders, receipt of treasurer's reports, approval of warrants, the energy purchasing resolution, and the award of a contract for construction management services. The board also adopted policies regarding visitor management and screening, reviewed reports from internal committees and the local school board association, and discussed real property tax law exemptions for veterans before moving into an executive session to address specific employment histories and labor negotiations.
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The board meeting addressed several key items, including a public comment session regarding concerns about a school bus stop location and safety. Student representatives provided updates on athletic events, upcoming theater productions, a pediatric cancer awareness campaign, and a recent 9/11 memorial ceremony. The superintendent presented items for approval, including a memorandum of agreement with the teachers association, an equipment use license for athletic field lighting, and the announcement of award winners for the Middle Hudson School Study Council. Additionally, the board received updates on recent open house events and discussed the status of a communications director position and personnel actions.
Sep 3, 2026·Board meeting
Mining Valley Board of Education Regular Meeting
The board meeting covered several operational and administrative topics. Key discussions included a student executive report on varsity fall sports and upcoming open house events. The superintendent provided updates on the first days of school, including convocation and facility visits. Human resources actions included approving substitute teacher rates and welcoming a new assistant superintendent for business. The board certified lead evaluators for teachers and principals, approved committee recommendations for special education placements, and authorized various business items such as budget increases, bid awards for athletic equipment, and emergency HVAC/boiler projects. Additionally, the board tabled a discussion regarding board goals pending the development of measurement criteria and received a report on recent building tours.
Aug 20, 2026·Board meeting
Minisink Valley Central School District Board Of Education Regular Meeting
The board discussed and took action on several items, including the approval of video and audio recording of public meetings, appointments of NYSSBA delegates and liaisons, and approval of various personnel actions. Curriculum and instruction items included the approval of a District-wide Safety Plan, the execution of the APPR Implementation Certification Form, and the acceptance of a State and Local Cybersecurity Grant for multi-factor authentication. The board authorized an intermunicipal agreement with the Town of Mount Hope for a School Resource Officer. Business items involved the approval of the Real Property Tax Collection Schedule and Tax Warrant, approval of warrants, a health services contract with Eldred Central School District, and the declaration of obsolete equipment. Additionally, the board approved an emergency declaration for HVAC repairs at Otisville Elementary School. The meeting also included discussions on board goals, school building tours, and the upcoming capital project referendum planning.
