Victor Central School District Board elects Lisa Kostecki and Elizabeth Mitchell as officers

Under the bright lights of the Victor Central School District's boardroom, a sense of renewal filled the air as the Board of Education convened for its July 10th meeting. The atmosphere was charged with anticipation as newly reelected members took their oaths, marking a pivotal moment for the district's leadership.

The meeting commenced with a reminder of safety protocols, urging attendees to remain vigilant in case of emergencies. Following this, the board honored tradition with a moment of silence and the Pledge of Allegiance, setting a respectful tone for the proceedings.

In a significant highlight, the board welcomed back Lisa Kostecki, Tim De Lucia, and Elizabeth Mitchell, who were sworn in for their new terms. Kostecki was unanimously elected as president, a role she will hold for the 2025-2026 school year, while Mitchell was appointed vice president, also receiving unanimous support from her peers. Their leadership is expected to guide the board through the upcoming challenges and opportunities within the district.

Superintendent Timothy Terranova, who also took his oath during the meeting, expressed gratitude for the board's leadership and welcomed new administrators stepping into their roles. His update emphasized the importance of collaboration and continuity as the district prepares for the new school year.

As the meeting progressed, the board approved the agenda without opposition, signaling a smooth start to their discussions. The atmosphere was one of optimism, with members eager to tackle the issues that lie ahead for the Victor Central School District.

This meeting not only marked a transition in leadership but also set the stage for future initiatives aimed at enhancing educational experiences for students. With a committed board and a supportive community, the district looks forward to a productive year ahead.