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Board approves routine personnel, finance and policy items; accepts $350 donation

October 22, 2025 | BINGHAMTON CITY SCHOOL DISTRICT, School Districts, New York


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Board approves routine personnel, finance and policy items; accepts $350 donation
At the October meeting the Board of Education approved multiple routine certified and noncertified personnel resolutions, accepted audit reports and adopted general resolutions including acceptance of a monetary donation.

Board members moved and approved certified staff resolutions C S 1 through C S 7 (moved by Albert; seconded by Liza). The board then approved noncertified resolutions N C 1 through N C 8 (moved by Shante; seconded by Carrie). The publicly read NC1 resolution recorded that Ronald Campbell has submitted an intention to retire effective Dec. 4, 2025; the board accepted that retirement and extended thanks and best wishes in the resolution text.

The board voted on general G resolutions (moved by Carrie; seconded by Liza). One recorded item in that group, resolution 25‑10‑G10, accepted a monetary donation of $350 from Syracuse Office Environments; the resolution text expressed appreciation for the contribution.

The audit committee reported it had reviewed the district’s external audit for 2024–25 and received an unmodified opinion from the external auditors. The board indicated it would vote to accept the auditors’ recommendations and the committee’s reports as part of consent items.

The meeting record shows roll‑call voting took place for these consent groups and that votes were recorded affirmative by the board members present; votes were presented as roll call with assent indicated. The transcript does not present a detailed roll‑call tally for each individual resolution in the public record excerpted here beyond repeated “yes” responses; the meeting minutes or official roll‑call record should be consulted for the formal vote tallies.

No contested legislation or substantive policy adoption (beyond first readings of several policies) was recorded in the excerpt. The board listed several first‑read policies for future action, including emergency school closings, disclosure of employee disciplinary records, and a revised facilities inspection, operation and maintenance policy.

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