8th Grade Counselor at Sachem Central School District
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6th Grade Counselor
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Administrator for Elementary Special Education
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The Board convened a special meeting for the purpose of entering into an executive session. The session was scheduled to receive information regarding the status of an active law enforcement investigation and to consult with legal counsel. No other public agenda or action items were addressed.
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The Board meeting included several business, personnel, and contractual items. Key discussions involved the approval of dental coverage, a financial audit corrective action plan, and the disposal of district property and vehicles. Personnel actions covered various teaching and support staff appointments, resignations, tenure approvals, and coaching assignments. Several affiliation and training agreements were authorized, including those with SUNY Empire University, SUNY Buffalo, the American Red Cross, and Eastern Suffolk BOCES. Additionally, the Board accepted donations from the Sprouts Healthy Communities Foundation and the Nokomis Elementary School PTA, approved budget adjustments for school programs, and reviewed committee reports.
The board meeting addressed several administrative and operational items. Key discussions included the establishment of the 2026-27 tax levy, approval of various claims audit and treasurer reports, and the disposal of surplus district property. Several contract agreements were authorized, including services for risk management and transportation, as well as affiliations with SUNY Plattsburgh and Liberty University. The board also accepted multiple donations from local PTAs and private entities to support school programs. Furthermore, personnel actions were taken regarding teacher and support staff appointments, salary adjustments, and coaching assignments. Legal action regarding social media litigation was authorized, and an overnight field trip for the marching band was approved.
The Board of Education meeting covered several business, personnel, and contractual items. Key actions included the acceptance of financial statements and audit reports, approval of a corrective action plan for the financial audit, and adoption of the budget development calendar for the 2027-2028 school year. The Board established the 2026-27 tax levy, approved various purchasing bids, and processed numerous personnel changes, including resignations, appointments of teaching and support staff, leaves of absence, and coaching assignments. Additionally, the Board approved special education services agreements, data security contracts, professional development services, and accepted a donation from the Hiawatha Elementary School PTA. The meeting also included committee reports and a discussion on transportation matters.
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