Middle Country Central School District

The key discussion topic for this special meeting involved entering and concluding an Executive Session. The purpose of the Executive Session, as stipulated by Open Meetings Law §105 (f), was to address specific personnel matters, specifically the Superintendent Evaluation. Following the executive session, the meeting was adjourned.

The Special Meeting commenced with the Board immediately entering an Executive Session. The discussions during the Executive Session focused on proposed, pending, or current litigation updates (CVA update), collective negotiations pursuant to Article Fourteen of the Civil Service Law concerning Teaching Assistants and MCTA, and specific personnel matters (Possible Section 913). The Executive Session concluded, and the general meeting was subsequently adjourned.

This document from the Middle Country Central School District serves as a comprehensive course offering guide, detailing the curriculum, graduation requirements, and extracurricular opportunities available to students for the 2026-2027 school year. It aims to empower students with the knowledge and skills for creative problem-solving, personal success, and responsible global citizenship. Key areas include diverse academic departments, advanced placement and dual enrollment programs, career and technical education, and support services to prepare students for higher education and future careers.

The meeting included an executive session covering litigation, collective negotiations, and personnel matters. A budget presentation was given, and Certificates of Pride were awarded to students for their participation in NYSSMA All-State and NYSCAME/SCMEA All-County Performing Ensembles. The Board discussed committee reports, including updates on lead testing in district water sources and a student Legislative Ad Hoc Committee meeting. The consent agenda included approval of action items, CSE/CPSE recommendations, addition and deletion of Impartial Hearing Officers, cross contracts for pupil personnel services, IDEA flow-through funds, personnel instructional and classified recommendations, and a donation. Field trips were approved, and a lease agreement for voting machines with the Suffolk County Board of Elections was discussed. The first reading of district policies on child abuse and student privacy was conducted. Public input was heard regarding teaching assistant contracts and services for special needs students.

The meeting included an executive session regarding litigation, collective negotiations, and personnel matters. There was a presentation celebrating Middle Country veterans, and elementary and secondary students of the month were recognized. The board discussed an ELA presentation, board commentary, and committee reports. The consent agenda included approval of action items, CSE/CPSE recommendations, IDEA flow-through funds, and changes to the Impartial Hearing Officer list. The board also approved personnel instructional and classified schedules, an instructional software agreement, donations, the treasurer's report, disposal of items, and a contract termination. The superintendent's report covered a waiver of fees for a fencing competition, a memorandum of agreement for the maintenance unit, and education law examinations. The board also accepted a stipulation of settlement. Public input was taken, and the meeting adjourned.