Webutuck Central School District Board of Education Reorganizational and Business Meeting
The Board of Education conducted its annual reorganization meeting, which included the election of board officers, the administration of the oath of office for newly elected members and officers, and the appointment of various committee members, district officers, and service providers. Key business actions included authorizing insurance coverage, appointing the 403b administrator, establishing official bank depositories and newspapers, and approving various district policies and operational stipends. The Board also passed a bond resolution to finance the acquisition of school buses and a multipurpose vehicle, accepted scholarship donations, reviewed policies, and appointed an Interim Superintendent.
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North East (Webutuck) Board of Education Regular Board Of Education Meeting
The board meeting agenda focused on various administrative, personnel, and operational matters. Key topics included a report from the Business Administrator and Student Board Representatives, the Superintendent's report regarding student recognition, and the acceptance of various administrative, instructional, and support staff resignations and retirements. The Board also reviewed personnel appointments, including the new Deputy Superintendent - Business, a new School Business Administrator, and several instructional and support staff roles, as well as summer school program staffing. Additionally, the agenda covered the approval of budget transfer schedules and planned for an executive session.
Mar 16, 2026·Strategic plan
Webutuck Central School District Smart School Spending Plan
The Smart School Spending Plan for Webutuck Central School District outlines the allocation of Smart Schools Bond Act funds to enhance district-wide technology and security. The plan prioritizes comprehensive upgrades to building door access control systems across all three school buildings. It aligns with the district's overarching technology mission and goals, which include fostering a safe and flexible learning environment, promoting collaborative instruction, engaging students in authentic learning opportunities, and providing individualized learning paths for student success.
