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Board approves routine items: change order, ROC resolution, bids and calendar; votes summarized
Summary
At its April 29 meeting the Brighton Central School District board approved a consultant change order for the high school entrance design, a ROC data-privacy resolution, the 2025–26 Board meeting calendar, several cooperative bids, and a consent agenda of field trips and fundraisers; motions were approved by voice vote.
BRIGHTON, N.Y. — The Brighton Central School District Board of Education approved several routine and project-related items during its April 29 meeting. Board members used voice votes for all motions summarized below.
Votes at a glance
- Agenda (amended): Board approved an amended agenda that moved the Fisher Associates presentation and change-order item ahead of principal reports. Motion moved by Karen and seconded by Eleanor; approved by voice vote.
- Minutes (April 8 business meeting): Motion to approve minutes moved by Sue and seconded by Esther; approved by voice vote.
- Change order — Brighton High School entrance design: Motion to authorize supplemental design work for the signal and road-diet design (see separate article). Moved by Karen; seconded by Eleanor; approved by voice vote.
- ROC resolution (data privacy cooperative): Motion to approve the ROC resolution, describing the district's planned participation in a regional cooperative to improve data privacy. Motion moved by Esther; seconded by Sue; approved by voice vote.
- 2025–26 Board of Education meeting calendar: Motion to approve the proposed calendar moved by Owner; seconded by Karen; approved by voice vote.
- Cooperative bids: The board approved cooperative bid awards for fine paper, natural gas and music supplies through joint purchasing arrangements. Motion moved and seconded; approved by voice vote.
- Consent agenda: The board approved routine consent items, including field trip requests and fundraising activities (including a May 17 car wash fundraiser and other school events). Motion moved by Esther; seconded by Eleanor; approved by voice vote.
- Adjournment: Motion to adjourn moved by Oner; seconded by Karen; approved by voice vote.
Notes on voting: The meeting used voice votes for the listed items. No roll-call tallies or recorded “yes/no” counts were provided in the public minutes for these motions; the record shows unanimous audible assent (“Aye”) for each item when the chair called for a vote.
