Votes at a glance: board approves coaching stipends, UPK contract, Spain trip and consent agenda
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Summary
At its March 6 study session the West Irondequoit Board of Education unanimously approved spring coaching stipends, a UPK contract with Sunshine Daycare, a student trip to Spain and its consent agenda.
WEST IRONDEQUOIT — The West Irondequoit Board of Education voted unanimously on multiple routine items during its March 6 study session. Key actions included approval of spring coaching stipends, the district's UPK (prekindergarten) contract award to Sunshine Daycare Incorporated, authorization for a Spanish-language student trip to Spain and approval of the consent agenda.
Votes at a glance
- Spring coaching stipends (resolution dated 03/06/2025): "Be it resolved that the spring coaching stipends dated 03/06/2025, as recommended by the superintendent of schools, be approved as presented." Motion to approve was made by Miss Copeland and seconded by Miss Boar; vote: 6–0, motion carries.
- UPK contract (Sunshine Daycare Incorporated, 2025–26 school year): "Be it resolved that the Board of Education of the West Irondequoit Central School District award a pre kindergarten contract to Sunshine Daycare Incorporated for the 2526 school year." Motion to approve was made by Miss Copeland and seconded by Mister Schopfel; vote: 6–0, motion carries.
- Student field trip (Spanish-language students to Spain, March 27–April 3, 2026): "Be it resolved a field trip request for Spanish language students to travel to Spain from March 27 through 04/03/2026 be approved as presented." Motion to approve was made by Mister Schumpfel and seconded by Mister Moore; vote: 6–0, motion carries.
- Consent agenda (items J0.2–J5): "Be it resolved that the Board of Education of West Randomhoy Central School District approve the consent agenda which includes items j 0.2 to j 5." Motion to approve was made by Miss Copeland and seconded by Miss Wall; vote: 6–0, motion carries. The consent agenda included Committee on Special Education recommendations, surplus equipment, and bid awards for custodial and health & safety supplies.
Other routine votes
- Approval of the meeting agenda at the start of the session: motion made by Miss Copeland and seconded by Miss Wall; vote: 6–0, motion carries.
- Motion to adjourn: motion made by Miss Wall; vote: 6–0, motion carries.
No contentious roll-call votes were recorded during the study session; board discussion on the items was procedural and brief. Several motions referenced staff recommendations and routine procurement or personnel items scheduled for final approval at subsequent regular meetings where applicable.