Warsaw Central School District

The board conducted its annual reorganization meeting, which included the election and appointment of various district officers, such as the Board President, Vice President, District Clerk, Treasurer, and Tax Collector. The Board designated official depositories, newspapers, and various district committees and coordinators. Key authorizations included establishing accounts for district business, granting the Superintendent power to transfer funds, applying for grants, and hiring personnel. Additionally, the Board established meeting schedules, tuition rates for non-resident students, substitute pay rates, and adopted policy handbooks and record retention schedules. The Board also reviewed and acted upon several service contracts and intermunicipal agreements regarding athletics, health services, and maintenance.

The Board of Education meeting focused on financial and administrative actions related to the BOCES Capital Improvements Project, including the adoption of a bond resolution and authorization of fund transfers. The Board also addressed personnel matters, including various memoranda of agreement for staff groups, the approval of transportation contracts, the funding and defunding of district reserves, and special education placement recommendations. Additional business included the appointment of an ex-officio student board member and the acceptance of a donation.

The board meeting involved various administrative and operational actions. Key topics included the scheduling of the upcoming reorganization meeting, approval of multiple memorandums of understanding with local programs and service providers, and the acceptance of insurance renewal proposals. The board also addressed capital improvement project services, authorized the disposal of obsolete district electronics, and made decisions regarding the creation of new administrative positions. Furthermore, the board reviewed and approved special education placement recommendations and personnel schedules.

The Board meeting included reviews of financial status reports, treasurer's reports, and student school board member updates regarding school events. Actions taken included accepting budget and proposition vote results, authorizing the destruction of 2025 ballots, and approving a transportation piggyback arrangement. The Board also approved contracts for behavioral analyst services, cybersecurity insurance renewal, additional construction management services, and dental and vision insurance. Furthermore, the Board addressed special education placement recommendations, appointed a Clerk Pro Tem, and approved personnel schedules and non-union work agreements.

The board meetings covered various administrative and operational actions, including the conduct of a budget hearing and public comment sessions. Key approvals were granted for the Genesee Valley BOCES summer driver education agreement, the RIC One Risk Operations Center resolution, the disposal of obsolete equipment, and a quote for gym floor repairs. The board reviewed and accepted treasurer, internal claims auditor, and extra-curricular activity reports. Additional actions involved voting on BOCES administrative budget and board members, authorizing insurance requirement reductions, approving service agreements with Inter-State Studio, accepting natural gas and transportation bids, and confirming personnel schedules and non-union salary adjustments. Special education placement recommendations were also formally reviewed and approved.