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Board approves 2025–26 board goals; members form code-of-conduct review committee
Summary
The Greece Board of Education approved its 2025–26 board goals by roll call and board members announced a new code-of-conduct committee that will meet regularly and report back in January.
The Greece Board of Education approved its 2025–26 board goals by voice vote during the meeting; the roll-call results recorded in the transcript show the motion passed 9 to 0. Vice President Stencil moved the goals to the table and Miss Seaman seconded the motion. "All those in favor? That passes 9 to 0," the presiding official said.
Separately, Board member Bonagorio provided an update on a newly formed code-of-conduct committee. Bonagorio said the committee met for the first time, plans to meet roughly twice a month, and will report recommendations or findings to the full board by January. He listed committee membership as 11 people: board members Butler, Lyke and Falzerano; cabinet members including Dr. Baker and Dr. Fleming; principals Jason Fulkerson and Mike Farris; teacher Holly Stetner; and community members Jabrell Bowens and Courtney Cardo.
Why it matters: Board goals set priorities and inform superintendent and staff planning for the school year. A code-of-conduct review can lead to policy changes affecting board behavior, committee procedures and public engagement if the committee recommends updates.
Details and context: Board members said the goals were the product of collaborative work and retreat planning. Members emphasized a shared-leadership model and the intent to spread institutional knowledge across board members; one member noted the current board president will not remain president after this year, which influenced a goal to broaden leadership capacity.
Next steps: The code-of-conduct committee expects to study existing guidelines and factors feeding into the code and will return conclusions or recommendations to the full board by January. The transcript does not show a formal vote to create the committee; Bonagorio presented it as an ongoing committee process with named participants.
Ending: The board approved the goals and members described active committee work on governance; transcript entries did not show immediate policy adoption from the code committee during this meeting.
