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Under the soft glow of the meeting room lights, the WCSD Board of Education convened on March 24, 2025, to address pressing issues and hear from community members. The evening began with a call for additional agenda items, but none were presented, setting the stage for a focused discussion.

As the meeting progressed, the board opened the floor to public comments, emphasizing the importance of community input. Although state law does not mandate public comment periods, the board has chosen to include them, believing it essential to listen to the concerns of local residents. Board members made it clear that this segment was not a debate; rather, it was an opportunity for the public to voice their thoughts, with responses to be provided later through appropriate channels.
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The board allocated 30 minutes for comments specifically related to agenda items, with a structured process in place to ensure civility and respect. Participants were reminded to keep their remarks to three minutes and to sign up in advance, fostering an organized environment for discussion.

Mark Fleischauer, a trustee from the Rhinebeck School Board and a candidate for the Duchess BOCES Board, was among the first to speak. He introduced himself to the board and the community, highlighting his extensive experience in educational governance and his commitment to programs that support students not pursuing traditional college paths. Fleischauer underscored the need for enhanced cybersecurity education, positioning BOCES as a potential leader in this vital area.

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As the evening unfolded, the board remained attentive, ready to absorb the insights shared by community members. The meeting served as a reminder of the ongoing dialogue between the board and the public, reinforcing the importance of collaboration in shaping the educational landscape. With the promise of future discussions and decisions, the board left the community with a sense of engagement and anticipation for what lies ahead.

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